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Splatterhouse (TurboGrafx-16)
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Developer:
Namco
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Otherwise known as The One Where He Has a RED Mask.
Stage Select/Sound Test
At the opening scene of the house, press Select three times, then hold Down+Left and press II.
At this new screen, press Select to switch between a stage select and sound test.
Regional Differences
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Rick's mask was slightly redesigned and changed from white to red, likely in an attempt to make him look less like Jason Voorhees. His skin tone was also made slightly darker.
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The central figure of the rotating head boss of Stage IV was changed from an inverted cross to another demonic floating head.
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The grave at the end of Stage VII was changed from a cross to a tombstone.
| The Splatterhouse series | |
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| Arcade | Splatterhouse |
| NES | Splatterhouse: Wanpaku Graffiti |
| Genesis | Splatterhouse 2 • Splatterhouse 3 |
| FM Towns | Splatterhouse |
| TurboGrafx-16 | Splatterhouse |
| Xbox 360 | Splatterhouse |
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