Changes: The General's Son

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The General's Son (장군의 아들) is a 1-on-1 fighting game developed by Gartist Team and released at the end of 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

Most of the developers were actually involved in other in-house Daou titles like Dooly Bravo Land and the Master System titles. Gartist is likely just the actual group name.
General's Son is the last game developped in-house by Daou. They released exclusively Open Corp. titles after this one.
Daou released Sachen's Super Pang with the same ID as General's Son in mid 1992. In other words, there are two Daou games that share the DIF-002 id.

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 {{Infobox game
 |name       = The General's Son<br/>장군의 아들
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 |console    = Famicom, Sega Master System
 |date       = December 1992
-|alt        = Street Hero, Street Battle
+|alt        = ''Street Battle''<br>''Street Hero''
 }}
 '''''The General's Son''''' ({{Mousetext|장군의 아들|Janggun-ui Adeul}}) is a 1-on-1 fighting game developed by Gartist Team and released at the end of 1992 by [[Daou Infosys]] based on the Korean gangster movie of the same name.
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 *Most of the developers were actually involved in other in-house Daou titles like ''[[Dooly Bravo Land]]'' and the Master System titles. Gartist is likely just the actual group name.
 *General's Son is the last game developped in-house by Daou. They released exclusively [[Open Corp.]] titles after this one.
-*Daou released Sachen's Super Pang with the same ID as General's Son in mid 1992. In other words, there are two Daou games that share the DIF-002 id.
+*Daou released [[Sachen]]'s Super Pang with the same ID as General's Son in mid 1992. In other words, there are two Daou games that share the DIF-002 id.
+{{Br}}
 == Gallery ==
 <gallery>
 Generals-son-cart.jpg|Cartridge.
-dif-002_fc_alt.jpg|Alternate cover
+dif-002_fc_alt.jpg|Box & Alternate cover.
+gamechamp_1993-1_general.jpg|''The General's Son'' ad from Game Champ January 1993 issue. Photo courtesy of Tarzan.
 </gallery>
 [[Category:Games]]
 [[Category:Famicom/NES games]]
+[[Category:Master System games]]
 [[Category:Fighting games]]
+[[Category:1992 video games]]