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Anonymous Archived
 No.12638081
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>SELECT STAGE
>PRESS START
>pressing Select does nothing, stages have to be selected with the D-Pad
What did Capcom mean by this?
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Anonymous
 No.12638118
 No.12638118
It probably would have been better to write pick stage or something, I especially wonder how this affected the Japs themselves for whom Select would just mean the button and nothing else
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Anonymous
 No.12639712
 No.12639712
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>SELECT STAGE
>You actually select a boss, no stage details are present
What did Capcom mean by this?
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Anonymous
 No.12639887
 No.12639887
>>12638081
The instruction Manual for Mega Man 1 said pressing down will make him crouch. Kek
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Anonymous
 No.12639909
 No.12639909
>>12639712
Can you please not post a pictures that spoils all star location in super mario 64? Some people have not beaten it yet and wish to find them on their own.
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Anonymous
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>>12638118
Wrong debate. The word they have trouble with isn't "Select" but "Press".
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