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User:WarioBarker/Official Hasbro Game Manual Links

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Hasbro has a sizable number of game manuals from its extensive back catalog (including subsidiaries like Milton Bradley, Parker Brothers, and Tiger) on its website, and can be searched through here.

This page will focus on the PDFs of video games, LCD games, the OMNI, the R-Zone, and the Game.com - the Hasbro output that has the most relevance to TCRF (and/or Misc Data Digs) and could potentially have prerelease stuff within.

Third-Party Stuff

Games developed and/or published by Hasbro and its subsidiaries for other companies' systems.

Atari 2600

  • Amidar (bottom part of last page missing; this scan has a complete last page, but all the images are sideways)

Atari 5200

Atari Computers (currently not sure whether it's just the 8-bit line or if the ST is involved)

  • Astro Chase (400/800/1200XL; all pages except first and last are sideways)

ColecoVision

Commodore 64

Commodore VIC-20

Game Boy

Genesis

Intellivision

NES

SNES

First-Party Stuff

Games developed and/or published by Hasbro and its subsidiaries for their own benefit.

OMNI

R-Zone

It's like Tiger said "Hey, let's copy the Virtual Boy but make it even more stupid.", though at least they released a tabletop model so you didn't have to have red and black stuff right in front of your retinas.

Game.com

...On the other hand, the only real issue with Tiger's next system was the severe blurring whenever games were in motion. Eesh.

LCD Games

Those beepy-boopy things Tiger put out between the late 1980s and early 2000s, predominantly (though not always!) with a license attached to it. Handhelds, wrist games (not a watch nor a Game & Watch), and other forms.

Uncertain

1989

1990

1991

1992

1993

1994

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

Other Fun Stuff

Things that don't fit into the scope of TCRF or MDD, but notable anyway. Could still have version differences (regional/revisional) or prerelease/development material.

Video Game-based Games and Toys

Games and toys based on video games.

VCR Games

The predecessor to DVD games, and contemporary to FMV games.

VCR games tended to be done on a low budget, and in some (though not all) cases it shows. Still, they sometimes manage to be so-bad-it's-good thanks to cheesy acting.