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    MAME ROW #138 - Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon

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    • obsidianspiderO
      obsidianspider
      last edited by obsidianspider

      This is the MAME Random Of the Week #138

      The three random numbers for this week are: 1959 399 1575

      Click here to vote! Which game do you choose for MAME ROW #138?

      The result of the poll is posted on Wednesday, so we have Monday and Tuesday for experimentation.

      1959
      Game Name: Taisen Tokkae-dama (ver JAA)
      Company: Konami
      Year: 1996
      ROM file name: tokkae.zip

      1399
      Game Name: Power Drive
      Company: Bally Midway
      Year: 1986
      ROM file name: powerdrv.zip

      1576
      Game Name: Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon (95/03/22B)
      Company: Banpresto
      Year: 1995
      ROM file name: sailormn.zip

      What is the MAME ROW?

      MAME ROW stands for MAME Random Of the Week. We randomly select an arcade game from the 0.78 MAME Reference Set to play on the week. The idea is to play games we've never played before, interact with other forum members, post hi-scores, share game strategies, fun facts, and (the most important) HAVE FUN!

      Notes:

      1. We usually post hi-scores screenshots after playing with only one credit. If you used more than one credit, please mention it on your post.

      2. There's no need to use RetroPie to join the MAME ROW! You can play it on any platform you want.

      3. Feel free to post your hi-score (or any content about the game) anytime you want on the previous rounds topics (link below).

      Every Monday we create a topic at the "General Discussion and Gaming > MAME Random Of the Week" forum section with the 3 random games to be voted. And on Wednesday we check the result.

      These "rules" are constantly being improved!

      Previous Rounds

      📷 @obsidianspider

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      • V
        VictimRLSH
        last edited by

        Pretty Solider Sailor Moon is a pretty decent beat-em-up, so it is getting my vote. HOWEVER, it is totally unrealistic and outside of canon because Sailor Moon CANNOT ACTUALLY FIGHT. She just prances around and waves her wand at people. Jupiter on the other hand...

        :P

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        • IanDaemonI
          IanDaemon
          last edited by IanDaemon

          I actually beat the Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon arcade game in the past year. It's full of cheap deaths, overpowered bosses, and references to the anime that meant nothing to me. It's generally a quarter muncher, but that can be said about a lot of Beat 'Em Ups. Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon is solid and gets of my vote.

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          • obsidianspiderO
            obsidianspider
            last edited by

            This week's winner is Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon

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            📷 @obsidianspider

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            • obsidianspiderO
              obsidianspider
              last edited by

              MAME ROW #139 is live

              📷 @obsidianspider

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