Hong Kong 97
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Developer: HappySoft This game has revisional differences. |
Hong Kong 97 is... something, alright. The "game" was designed by Japanese video game journalist Yoshihisa "Kowloon" Kurosawa, and was made in about one week with the intention to give the middle finger to China and Nintendo, alongside being the worst video game of all-time.
As was common for unlicensed games at the time, Hong Kong 97 was released on floppy disk rather than cartridge, and did not sell many copies. This has made finding genuine physical copies something of a needle in a haystack - only one known disk has been found.
Revisional Differences
There is an alternate version available to download from a Geocities website that documented Kurosawa's life, which contains some differences from the more commonly-seen ROM of the game.
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