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Noise Factory/SNK/2001

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Metal Slug Advance Noise Factory / SNK Playmore Game Boy Advance 2004

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『The King of Fighters '94 to '05』 Athena Asamiya

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Tonight, at 7 pm CDT, I will be continuing the Metal Slug series with the 4th installment for Short Game Fridays over on my YouTube channel.

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Console Fighting Games of 2002 - Rage of the Dragons

Rage of the Dragons is a Neo Geo console exclusive tag-based fighting game developed by Noise Factory and Mexico-based developer Evoga Entertainment, Rage of the Dragons was the first collaborative developed game between a Mexican and Japanese studio.

Rage of the Dragons was released in Arcades and on the Neo Geo in 2002, a browser version of the game was released in 2021, this followed the acquisition of the rights to Rage of the Dragons by Piko Interactive in 2020. 

Rage of the Dragons was published by Playmore Corporation a former affiliate company of SNK Corporation with Playmore Corporation being established in 2001 following their acquisition of the rights to SNK Corporation's IPs following its bankruptcy. 

Rage of the Dragons had been planned to be a sequel to 1995's Double Dragon, however, Evoga were unable to acquire the rights to Double Dragon instead choosing to create a game that pays homage to Double Dragon. 

1. Intro 00:00 

2. Gameplay 00:15

3. Outro 09:10 

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Matrimelee / Shin Gouketsuji Ichizoku - Toukon (2002) (Fighting) (Arcade)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_Instinct#Matrimelee ROM : Matrimelee / Shin Gouketsuji Ichizoku – Toukon (2002) (Fighting) (Arcade) PLAY ONLINE : https://archive.org/details/arcade_matrim VIDEO GAMEPLAY : https://archive.org/details/1596234912107-9644 Power Instinct, released in Japan as Gōketsuji Ichizoku (豪血寺一族, “Gōketsuji Family”), is a fighting video game series created by Atlus. The…

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a) cause me to be generally more confused all of the time

or b) cause an integer overflow and cause me to suddenly know everything ever

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Alastor McGumbo had a name almost as ridiculous as he looked, not that anyone would ever dare tell him so. He took a long drag of his cigarette and turned to his top hat-wearing client, an accessory he believed to be universally nonsensical. The job had been beyond insane to begin with, but it had only gotten steadily worse since work began; the chocolate river running across the entire compound had been the least of his worries.

“Look, you can make the ground edible, but to keep it cured and set you’re going to need to keep this room chilled. And for a room this size, that’s going to a few thousand right there – and no, you cannot pay me in chocolate. The answer to that question will never be yes, so stop asking.”

William’s face fell. “No matter, my good man,” he said, recovering with a literal pep in his step. “You will be paid in full. With legal tender from this here country!”

Alastor’s response was to grunt. He barked an incomprehensible order at one of his people, but the boy scurried off anyway, apparently having understood him perfectly.

William leaned over Alastor. Standing almost a whole foot taller than him, he was able to do so very literally. Everything was literal with William, as Alastor learned only too late. When William said he wanted pneumatic tubes big enough to fit an elephant, Alastor had just laughed – until the job began and he had to figure out a way to do just that.

“Anything else?” William asked in a voice laced with artificial sweetener. Although he apparently wouldn’t dream of putting the stuff in his chocolate.

Alastor straightened up and pushed past him. There was lots else. “With all the extra pipes you’ve got running through the place – the chocolate, the transport, what have you – in the confusion, it seems regular old plumbing has been neglected in Room 2. We’re going to have to rip up the flooring and lay that down. We’re looking at about a month’s delay there – and that’s if I can get Romey to wrangle a couple extra hands for the job. I told you adding all of those pipes would only lead to disaster, and here we are. But no matter, it doesn’t matter who was right – I was – and who insisted on eccentricity.

But, blessing in disguise, because the “cooking marble” you insisted upon for the room’s walls so that you could “roll and dole” – was it? – has come in but there are cracks in the shipment. I warned you that would happen, if you remember, so you can’t hold me liable. Ordering something that delicate from that far away, no way it was going to arrive undamaged. I can fix it, but it will no longer be sanitary enough to bake on. Even if you manage to get the health department to sign off on the rest of this lawsuit waiting to happen, no way will they go in for that.”

William seemed unbothered by the issues. “Oh, no matter. Pipe a little frosting into the cracks and throw it into a kiln. That’ll fix it right up without invoking the ire of the health department.”

“Uh huh,” Alastor replied uncertainly. “Okay, well, moving on. Those trees you wanted? Candy cane and gummy worms for vines?” Alastor internally groaned at the words coming out of his mouth. “They need two different soil types if you want them to continue to grow and putting them next to each other would mean erecting an impermeable barrier between the two, which in turn means an extended timeline and extra cost for the barrier. I would say move one of them to another room. Keep things simple.”

“Oh no, that simply won’t do,” William said firmly. He had been fiddling around with something in his hands the entire conversation but this seemed to demand his full and present attention. “Those trees need to stay together. Pulling from all sources of cacaotastic fauna is an unmovable requirement of what that room represents.”

Alastor let out a heavy sigh. He was losing his patience with this man. “William -”

“- my name is Willy. Willy Wonka. You’ll do well to use it.”

“I am not calling you that.”

“You are aware that all of these extras mean extra manhours, yes?” Alastor pushed on. “Come payment time, I don’t want you dragging your feet and whinging over all the charges.”

“Yes, by my estimations we’re already a hundred and twenty percent over the budget I gave you. How’s that? Am I right?” He didn’t wait for an answer. “I already said you’d be paid in full, so I really don’t see what you’re standing here for. And no, not in chocolate, although I still think you should at least consider it.” He dug into his pocket and pulled out a squat square wrapped in yellow, a golden W stamped across it.

“I don’t want your candy, Willy,” Alastor pushed out slowly, forcing a tenuous smile across his face. Willy didn’t bring up the fact that Alastor had already pocketed the chocolate for himself. “I just want to make sure my people are paid.”

“It’s chocolate, not candy, but fret not! You just handle the construction and I’ll handle the little stacks of paper."

“I’ll send you an invoice...” And with those inspiring words, Alastor walked off, readying himself to deal with whatever new thing was due to go exasperatingly wrong.

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