Hudson to release Military Madness?

How many of you guys received Fatal Fury hats from Hudson for correctly guessing their next VC title last December 7? Not so many, huh? Well, in case you’re still not aware, the answer was Alien Crush. And regarding the prizes, don’t worry as there’s still more in store for you.

In fact, Hudson staff member John Master Lee is at it again. Instead of a poem, that is rather weird if we may add, Master Lee is giving away a code for the first clue this time. The prizes that will be given away are limited edition Bonk jackets. At first glance, the clue is quite hard to dissect: VGCE0590PG46.

However, if you stare at it long enough, logical sequence and grouping will soon emerge (aka Da Vinci Code?). The code, we reckon, stands for page 46 of the May, 1990 issue of Videogames & Computer Entertainment. Also, the cover of the said issue betrays the clue.  It’s Military Madness! The game was actually an NEC original for TurboGrafx 16. It’s a classic turn based strategy game that we think came out first back in 1989.

The contest is still up until Monday and you can click on the read link below to participate. Who knows, you might win one of those cool Bonk jackets. And if you do win, don’t forget we helped you figure it out, okay?

How many of you guys received Fatal Fury hats from Hudson for correctly guessing their next VC title last December 7? Not so many, huh? Well, in case you’re still not aware, the answer was Alien Crush. And regarding the prizes, don’t worry as there’s still more in store for you.

In fact, Hudson staff member John Master Lee is at it again. Instead of a poem, that is rather weird if we may add, Master Lee is giving away a code for the first clue this time. The prizes that will be given away are limited edition Bonk jackets. At first glance, the clue is quite hard to dissect: VGCE0590PG46.

However, if you stare at it long enough, logical sequence and grouping will soon emerge (aka Da Vinci Code?). The code, we reckon, stands for page 46 of the May, 1990 issue of Videogames & Computer Entertainment. Also, the cover of the said issue betrays the clue.  It’s Military Madness! The game was actually an NEC original for TurboGrafx 16. It’s a classic turn based strategy game that we think came out first back in 1989.

The contest is still up until Monday and you can click on the read link below to participate. Who knows, you might win one of those cool Bonk jackets. And if you do win, don’t forget we helped you figure it out, okay?