The game was 2-D, raster graphics, and at least from the description and screenshots, seemed to consist of entirely 'boss fights' against larger enemies. The background was kind of a generic fantasy out-door setting with some green trees, and mountain ranges along the edges, and the dragon in the sky close to the center of the screen. I remember screenshots from the magazine showing dragon, I think flying in the air, with the cursor over a leg, and a massive splash of blood, presumably from the leg being removed by sufficient firepower. He did have a lot of video games, but he was also prone to telling tall tales, so it may not have been the truth. In middle school (around 1992ish), I remember a friend of mine claiming he had a copy of it for his Sega Genesis, but that it was in storage. This plan and the new systems will launch this October.I never actually played the game, but I remember Video Games and Computer Entertainment noting it as a notorious gory game at the time.

Not only that, but NSO is also getting a major new payment plan! This expansion plan is what includes Nintendo 64 and SEGA Genesis games. This territory, of course, comes with new controllers! These are based on the iconic Nintendo 64 controller and SEGA Genesis controller, however the Genesis controller is only the original three-button pad. Now, you can play classics like Ocarina of Time and Streets of Rage 2 on your Switch. While N64 was expected, Genesis games are a very welcome surprise. Nintendo 64 games AND SEGA Genesis games will be coming to the service! This has been both a long awaited and long speculated feature, since it’s been a couple years now since the addition of SNES games to the service.

*Original* After recent speculation regarding a leaked controller model, Nintendo have announced a massive expansion to the Nintendo Switch Online service. You’ll also see The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask and Mario Golf 64! Banjo-Kazooie is planned for a future release on the service, so don’t expect to see it at launch. *Update* Rare, creators of the Donkey Kong Country trilogy and many classic N64 games, have announced that Banjo-Kazooie will be coming to the N64 Online service! This is huge since Banjo hasn’t seen a release on a Nintendo home console since Banjo-Tooie over 20 years ago.

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