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Man, the NES sure had a lot of odd Japanese-only games, huh? I think my favorite out of all of these is the Japanese-only Citizen Kane platformer. I mean, was Citizen Kane ever really that popular in Japan? I mean, it's obviously regarded as one of the best films of all time, but an NES game? It would probably never work! I first became interested in TASing this game after I saw it reviewed on The Angry Nostalgic Gaming Irate Man, and since none of you guys had TASed it yet, I figured it would be great for me to get off my hump and TAS this game.
  • Takes damage to FCEUX 2.1.2
  • Takes damage to take damage
  • Saves time to take damage
  • Emulator used: Takes damage to save time
  • Heavy takes damage to save time abuse

LEVEL COMMENTS

Level 1: Rosebud

So obviously, we control the title character from the movie, Citizen Kane. Citizen Kane likes to ride his sled, and so we make sure to take damage to save time so we can ride the sled as fast as we can. If you pause the emulator, you can see that one of the things I do in this run is take damage to save time.

Level 2: Rosebutt

This level is a side-scrolling beat 'em up, where you control Citizen Kane through the level as he beats up thugs. Fun Fact: this level is based on a scene from the direct-to-video sequel to Citizen Kane, which was called Death Wish 4: The Crackdown.

Level 3: Rosetta Stonebud

We're back on the Titanic for level 3, where Citizen Kane must escape the sinking ship. If you pause the game at the right time, you can see Citizen Kane having a brief nipple slip, which got many Japanese teenagers through their tough Internetless adolescence.

Level 4: High School

We flash back to Citizen Kane's high school career. Nobody understands him so he locks himself in his room and yells at everyone. It is the shortest level in the game, because who the fuck wants to be around a teenaged Citizen Kane.

Level 5: Citizen Crane

I thought this pun was pretty funny. Citizen Crane. Lmao

Suggested Screenshot

I don't have a suggested screenshot from the run, but you should use a frame from the episode of ALF where ALF thinks his neighbor is an Elvis impersonator because that was a funny episode.
Tompa: Judging...

Tompa: This Asterix TAS is the same as the already obsoleted run. And because it doesn't beat all existing records, I'm rejecting this.


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This topic is for the purpose of discussing #4632: NitroGenesis's NES Citizen Kane in 06:04.05
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I voted yes. Who's going to stop me? Orson Welles?
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Normally i would say Yes, but thennI thought "its not the same hack" so ill stick with meh.
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not the same game! SOURCE: citizenkane.ca
YoungJ1997lol wrote:
Normally i would say Yes, but thennI thought "its not the same hack" so ill stick with meh.
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"Heavy takes damage to save time abuse" OMG! How did you do it? How is Heavy now?
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We already have Kane. [1367] GB Kaeru no Tame ni Kane wa Naru (JPN) in 1:27:43.30 by Ryuto
There is never enough Kane m8
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Oh crap now I'm wondering if there really is some Citizen Kane bootleg game out there.
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The Citizen Kane of videogames
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didn't saw the tas but voting no because William Randolph Hearst told that I shouldn't see that TAS...
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