PCCB-00182: Fighter's History Dynamite NEO-GEO CD & Mizoguchi Kiki Ippatsu!!

[drexanale2k5]

Since Fighter's History Mizoguchi Kiki Ippatsu!! is a Super Famicon game, I think that this console must be added to the Platforms represented list.

[Myrkul]

Fixed the platforms.
Thanks.

[suicider]

Fighter's History was originally released as arcade game. The Super Famicom version is just a port. As all of the Scitron soundtracks refer to the original arcade version, there's no need to mention the ports. I know that many entries in the database also refer to ports (like Suiko Enbu for example), but IMHO this is actually wrong.

[Myrkul]

The game that was ported to SNES is "Fighter's History", not "Fighter's History: Mizoguchi Kiki Ippatsu".

Fighter's History: Mizoguchi Kiki Ippatsu is exclusive to SNES, there's no Arcade version.
I removed the "arcade platform" because of this, and because Fighter's History Dynamite (Karnov's Revenge) music comes from the Neo-Geo CD & not the MVS version.

[Despatche]

The music on these discs is specifically from the Neo Geo CD version of Dynamite (which I think was reused for the Saturn version), and the SFC product known as Fighter's History: Mizoguchi Kiki Ippatsu!!. Music from either the original Fighter's History, its SFC port, or the original version of Dynamite are not anywhere on this album.

Mizoguchi Kiki Ippatsu!! seems to have been meant as a port of Dynamite, but multiple characters were taken out and an elaborate story mode was added.

The real mystery is why Scitron insists on calling him "Kalnov". Things like this are usually typos, but Scitron does it every single time on all three albums... it's stunningly consistent. For the record, none of the games do this, and the original game was always known as Karnov.