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|name = Fangkuai Zongdongyuan |
|name = Fangkuai Zongdongyuan |
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+ | |image = File:Fangkuai Zongdongyuan Select Screen.png |
− | |caption = Select screen |
+ | |caption = Select screen. |
|hackof = Dr. Mario |
|hackof = Dr. Mario |
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|publisher = [[Fuzhou Waixing Computer Science & Technology Co.,LTD|Waixing]] |
|publisher = [[Fuzhou Waixing Computer Science & Technology Co.,LTD|Waixing]] |
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+ | |developer = Waixing |
|cartid = EH009 |
|cartid = EH009 |
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|originalby = Nintendo |
|originalby = Nintendo |
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|date = 1996 |
|date = 1996 |
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− | '''''Fangkuai Zongdongyuan''''' (方塊總動員 |
+ | '''''Fangkuai Zongdongyuan''''' ({{Mousetext|方塊總動員|literally ''General Mobilization of Boxes''}}) is a multicart developed by [[Fuzhou Waixing Computer Science & Technology Co.,LTD|Waixing]] in 1996 containing two games, ''Mali Yisheng II'' ({{Mousetext|瑪莉醫生II|Dr. Mario II}}) and ''Shenqi Ba Bao'' ({{Mousetext|神奇八寶|Magical Eight Treasures}}). The use of -總動員 (general mobilization of-) in a title was widely popularised by Pixar, who used it for most of the Chinese titles of their films beginning with ''Toy Story''. <ref>http://baike.baidu.com/view/94744.htm#2</ref> The pause screen shows a production date of 1996, which seems plausible as ''Toy Story'' was released in late 1995 (''Toy Story'' opened in China on March 28, 1996) |
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== Gallery == |
== Gallery == |
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<gallery> |
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− | 方塊總動員-cart.jpg|Cartridge |
+ | 方塊總動員-cart.jpg|Cartridge. |
− | File:Fangkuai_Zongdongyuan_Doctor_Mary_II.png|Title screen of ''Doctor Mary II'' |
+ | File:Fangkuai_Zongdongyuan_Doctor_Mary_II.png|Title screen of ''Doctor Mary II''. |
− | File:Fangkuai_Zongdongyuan_Magical_Eight_Treasures.png|Title screen of ''Magical Eight Treasures'' |
+ | File:Fangkuai_Zongdongyuan_Magical_Eight_Treasures.png|Title screen of ''Magical Eight Treasures''. |
− | File:Fangkuai_Zongdongyuan_Magical_Eight_Gameplay.png|Gameplay of ''Magical Eight Treasures'' |
+ | File:Fangkuai_Zongdongyuan_Magical_Eight_Gameplay.png|Gameplay of ''Magical Eight Treasures''. |
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</gallery> |
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== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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+ | *Despite being developed in China, the text on the cartridge is in Traditional Chinese instead of Simplified Chinese. |
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+ | *Through DIP switches, there's two other variations within the ROM: An English version of ''Magical Eight Treasures'' known as ''Magic Sprite'' and a multicart menu known as ''Doctor Mary 9-in-1'' which lists ''Dr. Mario II'' and all the ''Magic Eight Treasures'' games. These variants have not been seen as a cartridge however. |
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+ | *A variation of ''Magical Eight Treasures'' called ''Magic Sprite'' exists within the ROM. However, this variant has yet to be seen on the cartridge. |
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+ | *The fonts used for much of the on-screen English text ("Doctor Mary II", "Game Select", "Have a Rest", and the unused "Magic Sprite" title) are from [[PCPaint]]. |
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+ | *There's an unused ninth game in "''Magical Eight Treasures''", select the middle-bottom game and press up to access it. |
== References == |
== References == |
Revision as of 07:07, 19 July 2018
Fangkuai Zongdongyuan (方塊總動員) is a multicart developed by Waixing in 1996 containing two games, Mali Yisheng II (瑪莉醫生II) and Shenqi Ba Bao (神奇八寶). The use of -總動員 (general mobilization of-) in a title was widely popularised by Pixar, who used it for most of the Chinese titles of their films beginning with Toy Story. [1] The pause screen shows a production date of 1996, which seems plausible as Toy Story was released in late 1995 (Toy Story opened in China on March 28, 1996)
Gallery
Trivia
- Despite being developed in China, the text on the cartridge is in Traditional Chinese instead of Simplified Chinese.
- Through DIP switches, there's two other variations within the ROM: An English version of Magical Eight Treasures known as Magic Sprite and a multicart menu known as Doctor Mary 9-in-1 which lists Dr. Mario II and all the Magic Eight Treasures games. These variants have not been seen as a cartridge however.
- A variation of Magical Eight Treasures called Magic Sprite exists within the ROM. However, this variant has yet to be seen on the cartridge.
- The fonts used for much of the on-screen English text ("Doctor Mary II", "Game Select", "Have a Rest", and the unused "Magic Sprite" title) are from PCPaint.
- There's an unused ninth game in "Magical Eight Treasures", select the middle-bottom game and press up to access it.