#Wing of Madoola

[acquired-stardust]

Wing of Madoola NES 1986

[sulan1809]

Sunsoft Retro Game Selection - Do Japão para as Western Lands

No passado, a Sun Corporation era uma manufaturadora de equipamentos eletrônicos, e foi em 1978 que a empresa que a empresa passou a desenvolver games para máquinas de arcade, como Arabian e Kangaroo, por exemplo. No SNES, a Sunsoft se destacou com Aero the Acrobat, Albert Odyssey, e o port de World Heroes, um dos grandes sucessos de arcade da SNK. Agora, em 2024, a Sunsoft decidiu portar três clássicos exclusivos do Japão na era NES para a geração atual com Sunsoft Is Back! Retro Game Selection, que apresenta três títulos diferentes: The Wing of Madoola, Firework Thrower Kantaro's 53 Stations of the Hokkaido e Ripple Island. Pela primeira vez, os jogadores poderão experimentar três clássicos traduzidos para o Inglês pela própria Sunsoft, que nunca foram lançados fora do Japão ao NES. A coletânea também conta com filtro CRT, save/load states, modo rewind, múltiplas proporções de tela e bordas, modo galeria com artes e materiais promocionais, e modelos 3D dos cartuchos originais dos três clássicos supramencionados, lançados originalmente ao Family Computer Entertainment System.

[twohitgames]

SUNSOFT is Back! Retro Game Selection trae tres clásicos

SUNSOFT is Back! Retro Game Selection llega a las consolas occidentales. Una recopilación de tres títulos de Famicom que solo se publicaron en Japón en los años 80. Desarrollado por Red Art Studios y publicado por SUNSOFT en Japón y por Red Art Games las ediciones en formato físico para PlayStation 5. Las copias físicas de SUNSOFT is Back! Retro Game Selection saldrán a la venta el 4 de…

[ashitakaxsan]

From the The Wing of Madoola, a side scrolling action-adventure game.Its developer and publishe is Sunsoft.by artist Kenji Mori and composer Naoki Kodaka (小高 直樹)

[satoshi-mochida]

SUNSOFT is Back! Retro Game Selection coming west on September 6 for PS5, Xbox Series, and Switch - Gematsu

Publishers Red Art Games and SUNSOFT will release SUNSOFT is Back! Retro Game Selection for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Switch, and PC via Steam on September 6 in the west for $9.99 / €9.99, the companies announced. Physical editions will also be available for PlayStation 5 on October 4 in Europe.

SUNSOFT is Back! Retro Game Selection first launched digitally for Switch and PC via Steam on April 18, 2024 in Japan. A physical edition is due out for Switch on October 10 in Japan.

In Europe, the PlayStation 5 version will also be available in physical standard edition for €34.99. A Red Art Games store-exclusive Deluxe Edition, also priced at €34.99, includes a copy of the game with a reversible cover, an exclusive sleeve featuring alternate cover art, a double-sided poster, and an acrylic stand of SUNSOFT’s logo.

Here is an overview of the collection, via Red Art Games:

About

SUNSOFT is back and it’s bringing some of its 8-bit classics to the west for the very first time! In SUNSOFT is Back! Retro Game Selection, discover three of the legendary Japanese publisher’s Famicom games and play them in English for the first time ever! The three games included are: The Wing of Madoola, Firework Thrower Kantaro’s 53 Stations of the Tokaido, and Ripple Island. Dive into SUNSOFT’s rich history by playing those Action and Adventure gems from the 1980s!

Included Games

Firework Thrower Kantaro’s 53 Stations of the Tokaido (Action, 1986) – As fireworks maker Kantaro, prevent evil merchants from turning his creations into weapons!

The Wing of Madoola (Action, 1986) – Help fierce warrior Lucia retrieve the powerful Wing of Madoola from the evil King Daltos. Directed by Kenji Sada (Blaster Master), with music from Naoki Kodaka (Albert Odyssey, Super Fantasy Zone).

Ripple Island (Adventure, 1988) – Play as Kyle, a young boy dreaming of a better life, who answers King Dotella’s call for help against the nefarious Emperor Groaker. Directed by Atsushi Sakai (Atlantis no Nazo, Ikki), with music from Naoki Kodaka.

In addition to giving brand new localizations to all three titles, multiple quality of life features have also been added to make the gameplay experience more pleasant, and less unforgiving, to modern gamers.

Key Features

All three games playable in English for the first time ever.

Save States.

Rewind.

CRT filter.

Multiple aspect ratios and borders.

Gallery Mode showcasing concept art and promotional material.

3D models of the original game cartridges.

Watch a new trailer below. View a new set of screenshots at the gallery.

Western Announce Trailer

[kerbrobro]

TONIGHT AT 6 PM CST: I've been given a key for SUNSOFT is Back! Retro Game Selection, and we're gonna take a look at a trio of (hopefully) cool Famicom games! It's their English debuts, too! So come on by and chill while I slap some buttons.

[bangjiazheng]

NES Longplay [1029] The Wing of Madoola (JP)

[lilycutesmith]

apparently i didnt upload some videos to my game dev tag so here's a prototype i did based on an edit of the Wing of Madoola protag sprites i did (i dont know why she's a catgirl now)

[luckykdp7]

NES Longplay [1030] The Wing of Madoola (JP)

[retrokun]

[vgprintads]

‘The Wing of Madoola’  [マドゥーラの翼]

[FC] [JAPAN] [FLYER, FRONT ONLY] [1986]

The Kingdom of Badham was once the host of the legendary Wing of Madoola bird statue. Anyone who possessed the wing would be granted tremendous power. Many wars were caused by nations wanting to have control over this powerful artifact. Thankfully, a king of the Rameru family gained possession of the wing and ordered that it be hidden away in a cave so peace would finally reign between the warring nations, and peace did indeed reign, for a while at least. Hundreds of years later, a descendant of the king, named Darutos, stumbled upon the location of the wing and decided to use it for his own ends. He summoned demons to take over his family's castle to claim it as solely his own. The remaining Rameru family line now have formed an alliance to gain back the castle and put a stop to Darutos. They decided there only hope is a magic wielding warrior named Lucia. ~MobyGames

Source: Ｋｏｉの自己顕示＋２

[videogamesdensetsu]

Madoola no Tsubasa / マドゥーラの翼, AKA The Wing of Madoola (Famicom - Sunsoft - 1986)

Chara-design + cover art: Kenji Mori, AKA Moriken / もりけん http://web.archive.org/web/20150721032513/http://moriken.kalin.to/

Sources: Action Gameside Vol.B Sunsoft Retro-ten / サンソフトレトロ展, via: https://twitter.com/tw_toya/status/541608059630415872 https://twitter.com/chairwarmer2/status/541462334615465984 https://twitter.com/KENZY_PRODUCTS/status/541178817419558912 https://twitter.com/pianistkantaku/status/541139643626840064 https://twitter.com/seiba/status/541081130359742465

[videostak]

my neu cd should finallly be coming sometime between monday and wednesday... and then i had also ordered musik von harmonia and wing of madoola on the famicom cause its been forever since i last bought a game so those two are coming sometime this week too... awesum

[goothemighty]

Alright gang, I’m calling it here. As of this moment I, in the year of 2020, have beaten 69 video games.

It was my resolution last New Years to clean up my list of way to many half finished games, and I dare say I did that. I didn’t wind up beating everything on my list, but still.

OOF. I’ve been updating this one piece of art all year, which encouraged me to keep going!

I’ll include the full list under the cut, but easily the single biggest personal accomplishment for me was beating Tower of Druaga! That game is the closest thing I’ve ever had to a genuine NEMESIS, but I finally beat it (you can hear my reaction at the very bottom of this post)!!

Here’s the full list:

Beaten (69)

- Dark Souls

- Dark Souls 2

- Dark Souls 2: Crown of the Iron King

- Dark Souls 2: Crown of the Sunken King

- Dark Souls 2: Crown of the Ivory King

- Nier Atomata (AKT)

- Digimon World 2

- Dino Crisis

- Dino Crisis 2

- Silent Hill

- Sa•Ga 2

- Seiken Densetsu

- Super Mario Advance 4 (Mario Bros 3)

- Link’s Awakening (Switch)

- Zelda 2

- Zelda Oracle of Seasons

- Survival Kid

- Mole Mania

- Banjo Kazooie

- Macbat 64

- Kiwi 64

- Pokémon Bronze

- Pokémon Sword

- Pokémon Sword: Isle of Armor

- Pokémon Puzzle Challenge

- Star Fox

- Star Fox 64 DS

- Panzer Dragoon

- Nemesis

- Psycho Soldier

- Samurai Aces

- Gun Bird

- Dragon Crystal

- SNK Gals’ Fighters

- Tail ‘Gator

- Trip World

- Mr. Gimmick

- Hebereke

- Wing of Madoola

- Psychic World

- Gargoyle’s Quest 2

- Castlevania

- Castlevania II: Belmont’s Revenge

- Metroid Fusion

- Rubble Saver

- Rubble Saver 2

- Penta Dragon

- Pokémon TCG

- Pac-Land

- Mappy-Land

- Tower of Druaga (March 22, 2020)

- Wondergirl: Dragon’s Trap

- You Have to Win the Game

- Minit

- (Start With) Nothing

- Princess Maker 2 (beat the War god!!)

- Assault Android Cactus

- DOOM

- DOOM 2

- Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate

- Halo Reach

- Crash Bandicoot 3

- Sorcery!

- Dragon Quest Monsters 2

- Dragon Quest V: Estark

- Arduventure

- Ardynia

- TackleBox

Completed

- Mario Golf Advance Tour: Story Mode

Abandoned

- Spyro 1 (ain’t got time for Gnasty Gnork; I have a job and a family)

Drawn, but not beaten...

Special Offenders

- Shin Megami Tensei 2

- Fire Emblem: Monshou no Nazo (Part1)

Got close

- Super Mario RPG

- Digimon Cyber Sleuth

- Ch 17 of 20

- Digimon Cyber Sleuth: Hacker’s Memory

- Ch 12 of 18

Way too much left

- Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen

- Dragon’s Dogma

- Etrian Odyssey V

- Golden Sun

- Chono Trigger

- Final Fantasy VII

- Fire Emblem Echoes

- Dragon Quest XI

- Shiren the Wanderer: Oni Shuurai! Shiren Jou!

- Actraiser

- Zelda Oracle of Ages

[favoritevideogames71]

Video Games of 1986 - Part 2 Composed by Retroconsole.xyz https://ift.tt/2UbQRaI Games featured in this video: Gladiator (Arcade By Allumer / Taito) Trojan (Arcade By Capcom) Ikari Warriors (Arcade By SNK / Tradewest) Legendary Wings (Arcade By Capcom) Darius (Arcade By Taito) Metroid (Famicom / NES By Nintendo) Castlevania (Famicom / NES By Konami) Kid Icarus (Famicom / NES By Nintendo) Adventure Island (Famicom By Hudson Soft) King's Knight (Famicom By Square) Ultima III: Exoddus (Amiga) Bard's Tale II (Commodore 64 By Interplay Productions) Howard the Duck: Adventure on Volcano Island (C64 By Activision) Kick & Run / Mexico 86 (Arcade) Body Slam / Pro Wrestling (Arcade By Sega) Wonder Boy (Arcade By Sega) Joust 2 (Arcade By Williams) Gauntlet II (Arcade By Atari Games) Wing of Madoola (Famicom By SunSoft) Trojan (Famicom By Capcom) Crazy Climber (Famicom By Nihon) Gaming innovations: The Legend of Zelda: an early example of open world, nonlinear gameplay, and for its introduction of battery backup saving Dragon Warrior: almost all of its elements became the foundation for nearly every later game of the genre, from gameplay to narrative Starflight is a space exploration role-playing adventure video game, one of the earliest instances of a sandbox game. Hardware 1986: Apple releases the final computer in the Apple II line, the 16-bit Apple IIgs with professional synthesizer-quality audio. Namco releases the Namco System 86 arcade system board. Atari releases the 1040ST personal computer, the second in the ST line. With a megabyte of RAM and a price of USD$999, it’s the first computer with a cost-per-kilobyte of under $1. Texas Instruments releases the TMS34010, a CPU with graphics-oriented instructions. Eventually it powers arcade games such as Hard Drivin’, Smash TV, Mortal Kombat, and NBA Jam. In case you missed, there is also Part 1! Enjoy! by Retroconsole

[satoshi-mochida]

SUNSOFT is Back! Retro Game Selection releases today digitally for the PS 5, Xbox Series, Switch, and Steam. Physical PS5 copies release in the EU on October 4th.