The red and white machines were once promoted as "home computers," but when it comes to high-end products, it's all just a sideshow

Tech 2023-07-21 22:14:38 Source: Network

I don't know if any veteran players still remember, what was the initial promotion of red and white machines in China?At that time, the banner was: home computer.After all, the name of the red and white computer is FamilyComputer

I don't know if any veteran players still remember, what was the initial promotion of red and white machines in China?

At that time, the banner was: home computer.

After all, the name of the red and white computer is FamilyComputer. The name 'home computer' is still the 'official name' given by Nintendo.

You know, in the 1980s, computers were high-end things! The later version of the Little Overlord game console (Little Overlord Learning Machine) also follows this pattern, referring to the game console as a relatively high-end, rather than a "Little Overlord Chinese and English Computer Learning Machine".

It gives people an illusion that this is the most advanced technology currently available, and it can also achieve the goal of learning games without any mistakes. It is precisely this "clever" promotional method, coupled with celebrity endorsements, that has enabled the Little Overlord learning machine to quickly occupy the domestic market, with sales far surpassing red and white machines and other miscellaneous brands.

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At that time, although we didn't have much exposure to computers, we all knew in various movies, TV dramas, and newspapers that this was the latest high-tech that may dominate our lives in the future. At that time, game consoles were gaining popularity, and as long as their names were linked to computers, they appeared high-end, which was a common occurrence in those days.

Years later, when we reminisce about our childhood, we will find that the little tyrant has nothing to do with computers, and the keyboard is nothing but a decoration. I don't believe you can persist in typing on the keyboard for an hour without switching to a game.

At that time, game consoles were not only used to fake computers to gain popularity, but also had a lot of edge content in games. It was just that we didn't pay much attention to it in the past.

Q version of the Saruman Snake

Did you come into contact with this series on FC or arcade platforms back then? It goes without saying how classic Kolami's "Saruman Snake" is, and it was one of the four giants of the FC platform in its early years.

Not only does it have a perfect plot, but it also creates unique gameplay that allows players to gain different abilities after eating the 'Energy Ball'. This classic gameplay was borrowed by many games in the 1990s.

Q version of the Saruman Snake

It has been released on major host platforms, but most players can access it on red and white machines and arcade platforms. Although the gameplay of the two platforms is the same, the boss is almost completely different. In terms of scale, the arcade version has some reservations, while the red and white version is relatively self explanatory.

Of course, the characters in the Japanese and American versions are slightly different. The female boss was supposed to have this style (cannot be reviewed, can only be replaced by a host platform texture), but it has been transformed into a magician's outfit.

Q version of the Saruman Snake

This seems to be exactly what players are looking forward to!

The Peacock King

I'm curious, why do I keep thinking about the slightly crude anime style of the 1980s and 1990s?

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The Peacock King

I remember back then there was a manga called "Peacock Prince" co produced by Japan and Hong Kong, which was adapted from this manga.

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Although FC may not have high image quality, its expressive power is relatively strong. Basically, players have everything they want to see. The degree of restoration of comics is relatively high.

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With the continued popularity of comics back then, a game with the same name appeared on the Red and White Machine platform, which was released in 1987. At this time, most domestic players have not yet seen OVA, but instead have first come into contact with the game content.

The cover image of the game is directly taken from the manga, and basically a single image can illustrate the background and style of the game. The themes of monsters and beauties are always highly anticipated.

The map of the game is slightly larger, and each level requires a lot of time to explore. In the era without strategy, it was quite difficult to pass this game all at once.

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The editor's graphics and text mainly focus on arcade games and red and white machines, hoping to evoke beautiful memories of this generation.

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Note: The pictures in the article are from the FC library, and the content is very rich!

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