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Binary Land/バイナリィ・ランド (Sharp X1, 1983, Hudson Soft/Tsuguyuki Yamamoto/H. Konno)

This is Binary Land/バイナリィ・ランド for Sharp X1 and this version is not only very rare but way different and superior then the MSX and Famicom version and in this version the stage and level designs are different, and you play as two humans named Grin-Kun and Maron-Chan who moves in Mirror images of each other has to get to the end of the level so they can create a heart and meet up at the end while Ode To Joy made by Beethoven plays out at the end of the stage giving you a bonus point before the time runs out while avoiding Spiders fast by using Spray cans to get rid of them which will give you 100 points for every spider you spray at in the game and there's eight stages and the game will take you to the first stage as stage nine after beating the eight one and you can select the characters that appears and then you will control that character from either the left or the right side of the screen and you can also collect gold in the game that range from giving you 50, 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, to 1000 points which is really cool but the timer is fast and you have to beat the game fast or you'll lose a life by saying time is over or the Spider caught one of your characters in a Spider's Cobweb and the other character face will turn blue which represents them crying or if they both get stuck in the web and once all lives are gone then it's The End of the Love Story in the game and sends you back to the character select screen and this version has a hidden message like the other versions and this is a really awesome version that I been wanting to find for many years, it's so rare that there hasn't been a single video about this game but only screenshots of what the other versions look like on Japanese Websites discussing Japanese 8-Bit Pc games and Konno did a great job making this game back in December 1983 and the Music in the game is called I Want You/Je Te Veux and it was made by Erik Satie in 1897 and it was like so popular that even everyone around the world knows about the game and the music, I recommend it to all you guys that loved Hudson Soft, I Want You/Je Te Vuex, Erik Satie and Binary Land/バイナリィ・ランド and this was made by H. Konno while Masaaki Kikuta created the Famicom version who was the same person who made Hitsuji-Yai, Nuts & Milk, Kaminari Bouya, Medaka No Kyōdai, Raid on Bungeling Bay and Doraemon, they're also really cool person that worked at Hudson Soft a long time ago and has done so many games until he left the company in 1986 and his biography, life, and social media is still unknown to this day and I hope I might be able to contact him in the future to ask him some questions about his games and his time at Hudson Soft before it went defuncted. You can also play the game and Flicky for Nec Pc-8001MkII and download it from my Rocks Preserved Games Internet Archive right here: https://archive.org/details/rocks-pre... The Ports it was on: MSX Sharp X1 Nec Pc-8801 Fujitsu Micro-7 Nec Pc-6001MkII/Pc-6601 Sharp Mz-2200 Sharp Mz-5500 Famicom Fun Fact: Did you know in the Famicom Version there is a secret where you hold A and B on two controllers and reset which will show you Kiku and Megu Love Story which seems like what the game was gonna be called back then I think since in the Sharp X1 and MSX Version the male character has a K on his yellow shirt which seems to represent Kiku, and the female character seems to represent Megu in the game which is clever a clever secret that Kiku was able to make during his time at Hudson Soft which was alright to be honest since it might create a lore in this game Binary Land/バイナリィ・ランド for the other versions considering the fact the game is very popular and was one of Hudson Soft fourth games that was ported to the Famicom in 1985 and helped Hudson Soft have a successful business and grow in popularity.