Tomcat Alley (Sega CD) Gameplay (Japanese version)

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Published on August 20, 2012 8:51:50 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-Ahuamr4KE

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Tomcat Alley (1994)

Duration: 14:25

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Yes, Tomcat Alley did see a Japanese release. Hell, other FMV games on Sega CD also saw release there (Night Trap, Double Switch, Prize Fighter, Fahrenheit -the SCD version only, though- and Surgical Strike from what I remember). And it was rather late in the system's life too. Sega of Japan really didn't believe in it, eh? (EDIT: Especially since most of the final Sega CD games in Japan were those mentioned above -except for Night Trap-, with the last one being Surgical Strike -the last first party game, at least)

Anyway, this is some footage of that version recorded by me on Kega Fusion 3.64, and I play through the first mission and some of the second one before my Revell scale model gets blown to bits (really; the credits even have a section that says "Scale models provided by Revell"), including the intro, the briefing FMV for the two missions and the credits, which I left in case there might be a recognizable voice actor on this version (apparently Night Trap had some, including Solid Snake's -yes, that Solid Snake- VA doing the voice of Simms). And I don't know why, but usually I don't suck that much at this one. Stupid lock-on system...

Published by Sega
Developed by The Code Monkeys (SCD), Novotrade (aka Appaloosa) (PC)
Released in 1994

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