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| − | The best selling game of all time, based on the equally awesome poem ''[[My Boy]]''. It sold so well you never heard of it. In fact, the game was a [[AIDS|system-seller]] the | + | The best selling game of all time, based on the equally awesome poem ''[[My Boy]]''. It sold so well you never heard of it. In fact, the game was a [[AIDS|system-seller]] the Atari 3600, a successful game console developed by Atari under the license of Microsoft. Was later ported to the Famicom in Japan in 1987, SNES in 1993, and [[Shit|Sony Playstation]] in 1996, as well as other consoles. Yawackhary later played the game to find it was even worse than a [[Tiertex]] game and rumoured that both UrinatingTree and [[Angry Nintendo Nerd|The Angry Video Game Nerd]] will review it. |
[[Image:639650799-main.jpg |thumb|right|Atari Cartridge]] | [[Image:639650799-main.jpg |thumb|right|Atari Cartridge]] | ||
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[[Image:Mahboifamicom.JPG|thumb|right|Mah Boi for the Famicom. Titled "Mah Boi: [[The King]]'s Quest" in Japan.]] | [[Image:Mahboifamicom.JPG|thumb|right|Mah Boi for the Famicom. Titled "Mah Boi: [[The King]]'s Quest" in Japan.]] | ||
[[Image:Mahpirate.JPG|thumb|right|Watch-out for pirated versions of Mah Boi: The Game.]] | [[Image:Mahpirate.JPG|thumb|right|Watch-out for pirated versions of Mah Boi: The Game.]] | ||
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| − | *[[Atari | + | ==Versions of Mah Boi: The Game== |
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| + | *[[Atari 2600]] - Atari (Programmers: Naoko Takeuchi, [[Rowby Goren]]) | ||
*Laserdisc (arcade) - [[Professor Von Schlemmer]] (best port due to [[AIDS]] free) | *Laserdisc (arcade) - [[Professor Von Schlemmer]] (best port due to [[AIDS]] free) | ||
*Commodore 64 (unreleased) - Ocean Software | *Commodore 64 (unreleased) - Ocean Software | ||
*Master System (unreleased) - Aspect Company | *Master System (unreleased) - Aspect Company | ||
| − | *Nintendo Famicom ([[Japan]] only) - | + | *[[America]]n NES (unreleased) - [[Tiertex]]/[[Tokyo]] Rock City Games |
| + | *Nintendo Famicom ([[Japan]] only) - [[Tokyo]] Rock City Games | ||
*Dendy ([[Illegal|pirate]], [[Communists|Soviet Union]] only) - Vorhias (is actually just a Russian-translated pirate of the Famicom version) | *Dendy ([[Illegal|pirate]], [[Communists|Soviet Union]] only) - Vorhias (is actually just a Russian-translated pirate of the Famicom version) | ||
| + | *Game Boy - [[Wario]]Ware, Inc. | ||
*Mega Drive (unreleased) - The 8th Day aka Jerr O'Caroll (Later became [[Asterix]] and the Great Rescue) | *Mega Drive (unreleased) - The 8th Day aka Jerr O'Caroll (Later became [[Asterix]] and the Great Rescue) | ||
| + | *[[Macintosh]] (68k monochrome version) - Warioware, Inc. | ||
| + | *Macintosh (68k/PPC colour version) - Apple Computer, Inc./Warioware, Inc. | ||
*Amiga (unreleased) - See above (Music by Matt Furniss) | *Amiga (unreleased) - See above (Music by Matt Furniss) | ||
| − | *Super Nintendo - [[Connerhawke]] | + | *Super Nintendo - by [[Connerhawke]] (very limited quantities made) |
*Playstation - Core Design | *Playstation - Core Design | ||
*Playdia - Takeuchi-Elaineous Enterprises | *Playdia - Takeuchi-Elaineous Enterprises | ||
*Sega Saturn - [[sobmic]] | *Sega Saturn - [[sobmic]] | ||
| − | *Dreamcast - | + | *Game Boy (DX version) - WarioWare, Inc. |
| + | *Dreamcast - Tiertex | ||
*Games for Dinner - Gremlin Graphics/Magnetic Fields (aka Lotus Turbo Challenge) | *Games for Dinner - Gremlin Graphics/Magnetic Fields (aka Lotus Turbo Challenge) | ||
| − | *Nintendo Wii - Keroro | + | *[[Nintendo Wii]] - Programmed by [[Keroro]] |
| + | *[[Playstation 3]] (unreleased) - Capcom (only 5 prototypes exist) | ||
| + | *Nintendo 3DS - Nintendo/Retro Studios | ||
== People who bought the game == | == People who bought the game == | ||
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*[[Bob]] | *[[Bob]] | ||
*[[You]] | *[[You]] | ||
| − | *[[Billy Mays]] | + | *[[Billy Mays]] (it was later stolen following his death) |
| − | + | *[[Naruto Uzumaki]] | |
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| − | *[[Naruto]] | ||
*[[Thrakkorzog]] | *[[Thrakkorzog]] | ||
*[[Yoshi]] - Designed the graphics and sound for the Famicom version. | *[[Yoshi]] - Designed the graphics and sound for the Famicom version. | ||
| − | *Kunio-kun - Programmed the Famicom version. | + | *[[Nintendo World Cup|Kunio-kun]] - Programmed the Famicom version. |
*[[Me]] | *[[Me]] | ||
*[[That Guy]] | *[[That Guy]] | ||
*[[Vorhias]] - Although technically he pirated the Famicom version of the game and leaked the beta to [[Communists|Soviet]] pirate companies. | *[[Vorhias]] - Although technically he pirated the Famicom version of the game and leaked the beta to [[Communists|Soviet]] pirate companies. | ||
| − | * | + | *Oscar Wilde's zombie |
| − | *[[Homer]] | + | *[[Homer Simpson]] |
| − | * | + | *Wizkid837 - beta tester for the Games for Dinner port. |
*[[plex14]] - found the [[America]]n NES prototype in a dumpster. | *[[plex14]] - found the [[America]]n NES prototype in a dumpster. | ||
*[[sobmic]] - developed the Sega Saturn port. | *[[sobmic]] - developed the Sega Saturn port. | ||
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*[[Heavy Weapons Guy]] - Also bought the [[Illegal|pirate]] Dendy/Famicom version. | *[[Heavy Weapons Guy]] - Also bought the [[Illegal|pirate]] Dendy/Famicom version. | ||
*[[Anakaris]] | *[[Anakaris]] | ||
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Dan Hibiki]] |
*[[Zatchy]] | *[[Zatchy]] | ||
| − | *[[Connerhawke]] - Developed the SNES version, Designed | + | *[[Connerhawke]] - Developed the SNES version, Designed the Playstation & Sega Saturn Covers. |
*[[Yawackhary]] - owned the prototype Master System, Mega Drive and Commodore 64 versions, later sold them on eBay. | *[[Yawackhary]] - owned the prototype Master System, Mega Drive and Commodore 64 versions, later sold them on eBay. | ||
| − | + | *[[Keroro]] - Helped create the Wii version | |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Tourette's Guy]] - and it made him feel like a "PIECE OF [[Shit|SHIT]]!" |
| − | * | + | *[[The Irate Gamer]] - Bought it and ([[shit]]tily) reviewed it, only to be killed by [[Koopone|a mob]]. |
| + | *[[Seth]] | ||
| + | *[[Miss10]] - Beta tester for the Famicom version and co developer of the Playdia one. | ||
| + | *[[rtv190]] - Bought the ''very'' rare PS3 vesion. | ||
| + | *[[Dreamcastboy99filmz]](recieved the PS3 Version from [[Zero]] and programmed the Dreamcast Version) | ||
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| + | [[Image:Mahproto.JPG|frame|right|The unreleased prototype of Mah Boi: The Game on NES.]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:07, 15 June 2017
The best selling game of all time, based on the equally awesome poem My Boy. It sold so well you never heard of it. In fact, the game was a system-seller the Atari 3600, a successful game console developed by Atari under the license of Microsoft. Was later ported to the Famicom in Japan in 1987, SNES in 1993, and Sony Playstation in 1996, as well as other consoles. Yawackhary later played the game to find it was even worse than a Tiertex game and rumoured that both UrinatingTree and The Angry Video Game Nerd will review it.
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Mah Boi for the Famicom. Titled "Mah Boi: The King's Quest" in Japan.
Versions of Mah Boi: The Game[edit]
- Atari 2600 - Atari (Programmers: Naoko Takeuchi, Rowby Goren)
- Laserdisc (arcade) - Professor Von Schlemmer (best port due to AIDS free)
- Commodore 64 (unreleased) - Ocean Software
- Master System (unreleased) - Aspect Company
- American NES (unreleased) - Tiertex/Tokyo Rock City Games
- Nintendo Famicom (Japan only) - Tokyo Rock City Games
- Dendy (pirate, Soviet Union only) - Vorhias (is actually just a Russian-translated pirate of the Famicom version)
- Game Boy - WarioWare, Inc.
- Mega Drive (unreleased) - The 8th Day aka Jerr O'Caroll (Later became Asterix and the Great Rescue)
- Macintosh (68k monochrome version) - Warioware, Inc.
- Macintosh (68k/PPC colour version) - Apple Computer, Inc./Warioware, Inc.
- Amiga (unreleased) - See above (Music by Matt Furniss)
- Super Nintendo - by Connerhawke (very limited quantities made)
- Playstation - Core Design
- Playdia - Takeuchi-Elaineous Enterprises
- Sega Saturn - sobmic
- Game Boy (DX version) - WarioWare, Inc.
- Dreamcast - Tiertex
- Games for Dinner - Gremlin Graphics/Magnetic Fields (aka Lotus Turbo Challenge)
- Nintendo Wii - Programmed by Keroro
- Playstation 3 (unreleased) - Capcom (only 5 prototypes exist)
- Nintendo 3DS - Nintendo/Retro Studios
People who bought the game[edit]
- Mama Luigi - Bought the pirated Famicom/Dendy version, which immediately broke from exposure to his Anti-Uctions.
- Digdug25
- Microsoft Sam
- Bob
- You
- Billy Mays (it was later stolen following his death)
- Naruto Uzumaki
- Thrakkorzog
- Yoshi - Designed the graphics and sound for the Famicom version.
- Kunio-kun - Programmed the Famicom version.
- Me
- That Guy
- Vorhias - Although technically he pirated the Famicom version of the game and leaked the beta to Soviet pirate companies.
- Oscar Wilde's zombie
- Homer Simpson
- Wizkid837 - beta tester for the Games for Dinner port.
- plex14 - found the American NES prototype in a dumpster.
- sobmic - developed the Sega Saturn port.
- Whore Yoshi
- Angry Nintendo Nerd
- Heavy Weapons Guy - Also bought the pirate Dendy/Famicom version.
- Anakaris
- Dan Hibiki
- Zatchy
- Connerhawke - Developed the SNES version, Designed the Playstation & Sega Saturn Covers.
- Yawackhary - owned the prototype Master System, Mega Drive and Commodore 64 versions, later sold them on eBay.
- Keroro - Helped create the Wii version
- Tourette's Guy - and it made him feel like a "PIECE OF SHIT!"
- The Irate Gamer - Bought it and (shittily) reviewed it, only to be killed by a mob.
- Seth
- Miss10 - Beta tester for the Famicom version and co developer of the Playdia one.
- rtv190 - Bought the very rare PS3 vesion.
- Dreamcastboy99filmz(recieved the PS3 Version from Zero and programmed the Dreamcast Version)
The unreleased prototype of Mah Boi: The Game on NES.
