Psycho Fox is Vic Tokai's first successor to the NES game Kid Kool, with the next being DecapAttack for the Genesis.
Interestingly, despite the game's concept being based on Japanese folklore, this game never saw a release in its native Japan.
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Sega Logo#
While the game was not released in Japan, it has programming that would detect a Japanese console and show a Sega logo before the title screen. Curiously, this still occurs in the Brazilian version.
Regional Differences#
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The Brazilian version, like a shocking amount of Master System games released over there, was reskinned to feature characters from the Brazilian kids line of products turned comic Sapo Xulé. This, of course, resulted in the title screen and copyrights being changed, with even the clouds and mountains being redrawn for some reason.
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References#
- Vic Tokai - GDRI :: Game Developer Research Institute↩︎
- Casa & Video ad - O Globo, December 16, 1990↩︎
- PCs e videogames ganham novos jogos "PCs and consoles get new games" - O Estado de S. Paulo, June 5, 1995↩︎
- Electronic Gaming Monthly - May 1990↩︎
- Computer & Video Games - December 1989↩︎
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