Famicom Rocky

NES Rocky

Famicom Rocky

Famicom Rocky

NES Rocky

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Origination: Manga
Demographic: Shounen
Published: 1985
Status: ๐Ÿ“— Completed
Translation: ๐Ÿ“– Ongoing
Final Chapter: Volume 2, Chapter 51
Ranked: #65,054
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(from wikipedia.ja):

The main character, Yuki Todoroki, uses a variety of game techniques that he has developed himself to compete against the best players on the NES. Various tournaments are held, ranging from a neighborhood association-level tournament to a match against a secret society plotting a global conspiracy.

In the "Shogakugakusei Gosei" serialization, Yuki Todoroki plays against numerous opponents on the NES, but his opponents are different from those in the "CoroCoro Comics" serialization, and the games used in the matches are also different from those in the "CoroCoro Comics" version. Some games, such as "Super Mario Bros." In "Bessatsu Coro Coro Comic" a joint production with Kaoru Obayashi's "Radio Controll Boy" which was also serialized in the same magazine, proved the popularity of the NES and radio controller, two major hobbies of the time. This chapter was included in Tentomushi Comics' "Hero Special".

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Authors: Motoyuki Asai
Artists: Motoyuki Asai
Genres: Adventure, Comedy, Drama, Ecchi, Mystery, Psychological, Slice of Life, Sports
Theme: School Life, Video Games
Publishers: Shogakukan, Asahi Shimbunsha

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  • Famicom
  • Video Game/s

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