Da Hua Shui Hu [NJ100] by Nice Code & Shenzhen Nanjing (Famicom)

[krosakikyo]

I am Brazilian but I want these roms translated to english or Spanish.

[krosakikyo]

When the chineses developers will stop to make games to nes?

Why no Sega Genesis or Super Nintendo?

Playstation?

[Qiezei]

@krosakikyo They've slowed down on NES stuff nowadays (if Waixing and SNT are any clue) and they've mad SNES and Genesis bootlegs in the past, especially Genesis. There's more stuff on the NES likely because it was still rather popular over in Asia and it was easier to develop for. Playstation was likely too difficult to develop for without a license (they have enough trouble on the earlier systems).

[DigitalNinja21]

I bet it's mapper 163. Game's textscroll style feels like... NJ073. Rehashed stuff again.

Also as a tip: next time please double up the audio channel, it only has sounds on the left :)

[NusuttoSan]

@DigitalNinja21 Oh, sorry about that! I must have overlooked that for some reason, as I haven't recorded a FC game in a while... :x

[neofujivideo]

well check that out, its not very often Nice Code put their name in a game like that. Must be quite recent as well, I don't think it was all that long ago that they were still called Nature Color Game.

Seems to be called Da Hua Shui Hu (大话水浒) not Shui Hu Shen Shou btw.

[NusuttoSan]

@neofujivideo Yeah, it is Da Hua Shui Hu. It came up when I searched for Shui Hu Shen Shou on Taobao, but I guess it's because it's based off of the Water Margin or they share similar Chinese characters.

[codeman38]

Wow. I knew Nice Code had developed several games for Nanjing-- a lot of them use the same number font as their all-in-one Famiclone games, with the weird hooked '4'-- but I didn't realize they actually put their logo into some of them!

[CrashNicker]

"Awesomesauce" graphics. Well, what else could I expect from Nanjing, really.