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Itadaki Street: Watashi no Omise ni Yottette

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Title Screen

Itadaki Street: Watashi no Omise ni Yottette

Developers: Armor Project[1], Game Studio[1], Cream Soft[1]
Publisher: ASCII[1]
Platform: NES
Released in JP: March 21, 1991[1]


CopyrightIcon.png This game has hidden developer credits.
SoundtestIcon.png This game has a hidden sound test.


The start of what many would later know as Fortune Street.

Sound Test

Itadakistreet-soundtest.png

Press Up + Select + Start on the title screen.

This screen works with both controllers. There doesn't appear to be a way to exit it without resetting the console.

  • Up/Down – Scroll through entries.
  • Left/Right – Switch between music and sound effects.
  • A/Start – Play sound.
  • B/Select – Stop sound.

Some credits are shown at the bottom of the screen. "t.ueno" refers to composer Toshiyuki Ueno, while "ohmorita" refers to programmer Fukashi Ohmorita.

The sound test features 16 songs and 18 sound effects in total. The official OST, Itadaki Street Sound Map (APCG-4010), is an arrangement album that only features 10 of the songs listed. The following list presents all the titles in the sound test as is, with any grammatical/spelling errors left intact.

BGM# Title Notes
0 Preasure Not on the official OST. Engrish typo of "Pleasure".
1 Hello,World Not on the official OST.
2 Little Property,Little Care Listed as "Little Property, Little Care" on the official OST with grammar error fixed.
3 Is'RND's
4 When We're Together
5 Over and Over
6 Outer Space
7 Afternoon Tea
8 Cards
9 She Told Me So Not on the official OST.
10 Iron Night Not on the official OST.
11 So Long
12 Laughing Point
13 Sweet Seduction Not on the official OST.
14 A Distant Planet Not on the official OST.
15 UCHI E KAEROU Written as "うちへ帰ろう" on the official OST versus in romaji in the sound test.

Hidden Text

This string appears seven times throughout the ROM:

Prog. By FukashiCreamSoft.

"Fukashi" is, again, Fukashi Ohmorita. A similar credit can also be found in Monopoly for the Super Famicom.

(Source: CaH4e3)

References