Everything ok where you are @Yakumo ? IIRC, you’re not far from the earthquake area affected?
Thanks for the concern.
In the city where I live the magnatude was level 4 but that’s nothing for the homes in Japan. Most homes built in the last 20 years can easily survive a level 7 which is why most of the destruction in Kumamoto is mostly down to gas ignighting. Well, that and the explosion at the AEON mall. Man, that was like something from a movie. My own house is built on sliding plates, so when an earthquake hits, the house movement is minimal.
I saw the BBC coverage and like a lot of western news, it’s dramatised for views. The AEON Mall that blew up has so far claimed 3 lives. All young women in their 20s. There may still be people trapped.
I was in work when the earthquake struck, a level 5 in the city where I work. My office is on the 7th floor so we got quite a bit of movement but nothing fell down.
Back in the late 80’s Beat’em Ups were very popular but how good were they?
Battle of the Ports - Guardian Angel
Time for an obscure gaming company that many have been waiting for. This is Gaelco from Spain. A company that truly did make some quality titles.
This week on Battle of the Ports, a game that helped start the whole Japanese RPG style as we know it today.
Classic RPG that started life on Japanese computers before moving over to the consoles, this week on Battle of the Ports.
All new Obscure arcade developer video and the first to feature a Japanese developer.
Obscure arcade developers - East Technology (イースト・テクノロジー)
This week on Battle of the Ports we’re taking a look at Cannon Fodder. A game that had been requested many times over the years.
sadly, Sensible Software claimed the “WAR” song used on some versions, so I had to mute it at certain parts of the video. Sorry about that.