Mods please delete -> Treasure 30th Anniversary Collection

[Jonpachi]

Derp! I fell for a fake wiki - None of the following is real! Mods, delete please!

https://fantendo.fandom.com/wiki/Treasu ... Collection

Base Games

Gunstar Heroes (Genesis/Mega Drive)
Gunstar Heroes (Game Gear)
Gunstar Heroes (Prototype)
Dynamite Headdy (Genesis/Mega Drive)
Dynamite Headdy (Game Gear)
Dynamite Headdy (Master System)
Alien Soldier
Light Crusader
Guardian Heroes
Mischief Makers
Silhouette Mirage (PlayStation 1)
Silhouette Mirage (Saturn)
Radiant Silvergun (Arcade)
Radiant Silvergun (Saturn)
Radiant Silvergun (Modern)
Rakugaki Showtime
Bangai-O
Sin and Punishment (Nintendo Switch exclusive)
Stretch Panic
Freak Out (European version of Stretch Panic)
Ikaruga (Arcade)
Ikaruga (Dreamcast)
Ikaruga (GameCube)
Ikaruga (Modern)

Bonus Japanese Games

Gunstar Heroes (Mega Drive)
Dynamite Headdy (Mega Drive)
Dynamite Headdy (Game Gear)
Alien Soldier
Light Crusader
Guardian Heroes
Yuke-Yuke!! Trouble Makers (Japanese version of Mischief Makers)
Silhouette Mirage (PlayStation 1)
Bangai-O (Nintendo 64)
Hippa Linda (Japanese version of Stretch Panic)
Ikaruga (GameCube)

[m.sniffles.esq]

So this is real?
Sorry, I'm not finding it reported, like anywhere (yet)

[BareKnuckleRoo]

It's not real:

Fantendo is a creative-writing site based on making realistic encyclopedic articles for fictional ideas for media. While early articles focused on fanmade ideas for real series, Fantendo has grown to include original works. The gist is that anyone can create entertainment they conceptualize without needing to actually program or produce it.

It's a bunch of imbeciles filling the internet with idiotic, meaningless search results and writing fake articles about releases they've imagined up because they're so enamored with capitalism that they feel the need to make up what is essentially fake marketing.

Due to the nature of Fantendo, we've attached new meanings to a few words to make it easier to explain our purpose. In most circles, fanon refers to widely-accepted headcanon about a certain series. Here, fanon just means a fictional or imaginary piece of media.

Likewise, you might think of a fangame as a playable fan-made videogame. On Fantendo, it's slang for an article about a game idea. For more terminology, see the glossary.

Screw conventional definitions of words, who needs thos? Just co-opt existing language and redefine it in new and confusing ways!



Information on Fandom wiki sites in general should be viewed with skepticism. Same goes for the crappy Fandom site for Touhou vs the far more comprehensive TouhouWiki (https://en.touhouwiki.net). The only really well-maintained Fandom wiki I've encountered is the one for Castlevania I think.

[subcons]

So this is real?
Sorry, I'm not finding it reported, like anywhere (yet)

Yeah… weird the wiki doesn’t use a reference. All I’m seeing via search is the vague tweet they put out recently about them working on their new mystery game which could either be completely new or a sequel.

[drauch]

It's a bunch of imbeciles filling the internet with idiotic, meaningless search results and writing fake articles about releases they've imagined up because they're so enamored with capitalism that they feel the need to make up what is essentially fake marketing..

Yeah, this shit is getting bad. Search any game (or probably movie, too) that's not out yet and you'll have infinite copy/paste nonsense with previous game screengrabs and tons of filler text that basically say nothing. It's disgusting.

Also, first red flag (besides the site) is the HG101 cover art, lol.

[BareKnuckleRoo]

Fandom's marketing ads are also responsible for flooding Google's video search results lately. You do a search for a videogame and you pull up totally unrelated marketing videos simply because they happen to be on that game's Fandom wiki.

[EmperorIng]

soytendies so desperate for games to collect on the switch that they make up fake compilations of ps2 and genesis games... Many such cases. Sad!

[Jonpachi]

Ah man my bad...

MODS PLEASE CLOSE AND BURY

[BareKnuckleRoo]

Ah man my bad...

It's really this wiki's fault for existing.

(ง •̀ w •́)ง

[Sengoku Strider]

Psh, lazy bastards couldn't even fake-include Sin & Punishment 2.

[DMC]

Yeah, let's stay in character and complain about what's included anyway.

[Rastan78]

Hmm, I'll have to wait and see how the reports about input lag are before I imagine buying this nonexistant port.

And can I fantasize about buying it when it could hypothetically be running in Unity and have bad scaling options and lack of button remapping? I don't think so.

And I'm sure in an alternate reality where this collection exists I'll be waiting 2 years for the physical release. What is your excuse this time lazy devs?

[BIL]

Fantendo is a creative-writing site based on making realistic encyclopedic articles for fictional ideas for media. While early articles focused on fanmade ideas for real series, Fantendo has grown to include original works. The gist is that anyone can create entertainment they conceptualize without needing to actually program or produce it.

Oh cool. I'll get cracking on the article for my long-awaited Columns tribute, Treasure of the Arabia.

ORIGINAL CONCEPT ART DO NOT STEAL (■｀w´■)

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(really sorry it's been so long, coding is a motherfucker 3;)

[Bassa-Bassa]

But it's pretty poor even as a piece of fake news isn't it? Bringing together in a collection games owned by Sega, Nintendo and Square Enix to celebrate the anniversary of a dying underdog like Treasure is beyond any rationale. Who would supposedly be the publisher of such a miracle?

[BIL]

Like 99.9% of internet content, this is pure untreated autism and shouldn't be thought about too deeply.

See also:

[Rastan78]

Man that's pretty priceless. The spelling, especially the likes and dislikes are too good. So much teen edginess.

As an old fart I remember when a lot of skaters wore Jnco jeans. For those who don't know they are essentially giant denim samurai pants.

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