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|name = The General's Son |
|name = The General's Son |
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|image = file:General-s-son.png |
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|console = Famicom, Sega Master System |
|console = Famicom, Sega Master System |
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|date = 1992 |
|date = 1992 |
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| − | The General's Son (Janggun ui adeul) is a 1-on-1 fighting game developed by Gartist Team and released in 1992 by [[Daou Infosys]] based on the Korean gangster movie of the same name. |
+ | '''''The General's Son''''' (Janggun ui adeul) is a 1-on-1 fighting game developed by Gartist Team and released in 1992 by [[Daou Infosys]] based on the Korean gangster movie of the same name. |
A US release was planned by [[Innovation Technology]] under the name ''Street Hero'' but was cancelled, although an undumped prototype exists. |
A US release was planned by [[Innovation Technology]] under the name ''Street Hero'' but was cancelled, although an undumped prototype exists. |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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| − | *This seems to be Gartist's only game. Some developers were actually involved in other in-house Daou titles like [[Dooly Bravo Land]] and the Master System titles. |
+ | *This seems to be Gartist's only game. Some developers were actually involved in other in-house Daou titles like ''[[Dooly Bravo Land]]'' and the Master System titles. |
==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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Generals-son-cart.jpg|Cartridge |
Generals-son-cart.jpg|Cartridge |
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The General's Son (Janggun ui adeul) is a 1-on-1 fighting game developed by Gartist Team and released in 1992 by Daou Infosys based on the Korean gangster movie of the same name.
A US release was planned by Innovation Technology under the name Street Hero but was cancelled, although an undumped prototype exists.
The controls are very simple; you can perform a special move by holding down A and B for a second.
Trivia
- This seems to be Gartist's only game. Some developers were actually involved in other in-house Daou titles like Dooly Bravo Land and the Master System titles.
Gallery
Cartridge