Game structures

Here are some of the game structures I have used for:

Mr. Franken Level 1:



Mr. Franken Level 2:



Akuryo No Yakata Level 1:



Akuryo No Yakata Level 2:



Hikyo Amazon Level 1:



Hikyo Amazon Level 2:

Back to business

I've decided to get back to coding after a short pause and whilst I will start working on Escape from the Devil's Doom (Tengoku & Jigoku), I will also release a preview versions of two other simulators for Terror House (Akuryo No Yakata) and Amazone (Hikyo Amazon)!

Concerning my tools, here are some updates, I will take new pictures, including Frankenstein (Mr. Franken), with a new camera, the Nikon D80 at 10 Megapixel resolution:



I will use a new scanner for future manual scans, the Dell Photo All-in-One Printer 924:



And the latest version of Borland Delphi: Borland Developer Studio 2006.

Links:
- Nikon Digital
- Dell
- Borland Delphi

Poll result

Escape from the Devil's Doom (Tengoku & Jigoku) wons by only one vote ahead of it's two challengers Terror House (Akuryo No Yakata) and Shark Island (Kyofu No Mujintou).

See you soon with the release of the simulator!

Magazine articles featuring Bandai solar games!

Here is an extract from Bandai Toy Fair catalog (1982) featuring Invaders of the Mummy's Tomb and Escape from the Devil's Doom:



Front and back cover of a Japanese magazine called Electronic Game magazine (25th of October 1982) featuring Gekisen U-Boat and Kyofu No Mujintou:



And pages from that same magazine featuring Nazo No Chinbotsusen, Daidassou, Kyofu No Mujintou, Gekisen U-Boat, and Tengoku & Jigoku:



Gekisen U-Boat:



Tengoku & Jigoku, Nazo No Pyramid, Kyofu No Mujintou and Gekisen U-Boat:



Daidassou and Nazo No Chinbotsusen:



Gekisen U-Boat:



Gekisen U-Boat:



Another Japanese magazine called Electronic Game(1983) featuring Gekisen U-Boat:



From French magazine Tilt (March-April 1983) featuring La grande évasion and U-Boat:



And here is another extract from Electronic Games magazine (July 1983) featuring Mr. Franken, Airport Panic, Hikyo Amazon and Akuryo No Yakata:



From Tilt (July-August 1983) featuring S.O.S.:



S.O.S.:



From Tilt (September-October 1983) featuring Airport Panic, S.O.S. and Amazone:



From Tilt (November-December 1983) featuring Hikyo Amazon, Airport Panic and Daidassou:



Amazone:



Hikyo Amazon:



And an article from Game Watch! (1999) featuring Gekisen U-Boat, Kyofu No Mujintou, Nazo No Chinbotsusen and Daidassou:

Poll deadline

I'll close the poll in a week time. So you have until the 31st of October to vote for the Bandai simulator you want next!

You have the choice between the different games below (the poll is on the right)!

- Akuryo No Yakata / Terror House
- Hikyo Amazon / Amazone
- Daidassou / Break Out
- Gekisen U-Boat / Sub Attack
- Kyofu No Mujintou / Shark Island
- Nazo No Pyramid / Invaders of the Mummy's Tomb
- Tengoku & Jigoku / Escape from the Devil's Doom
- Nazo No Chinbotsusen

The shop

The electronic games are still living: