Shadowgate - Nintendo Famicom NES NTSC-J JAPAN 1985 Game Book Set in 16th century Japan

Set in 16th century Japan

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Its Super Game Boy border resembles the arcade cabinet of the original Donkey Kong arcade game

Shadowgate - Nintendo Famicom NES NTSC-J JAPAN 1985 Game Book Set in 16th century JapanShadowgate Nintendo Famicom. **Please note: This is for the Japanese Nintendo Famicom or region free mod consoles! The Famicom version of Shadowgate is well known amongst the Japanese retro gaming community for its rather silly writing. While the English version was written in the second person, like most text adventures, the Japanese version is written in the first person, which sounds pretty ridiculous. Take, for instance, the death message. In