Famicom Hisshoubon 054

Cite as: Famicom Hisshoubon 054
Original: https://archive.org/details/no.-054-1988-09-02
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Accessed: 2026-11-06
Licence: © JICC Publishing Bureau; scan hosted by the Internet Archive (no licence stated)
Credit: Famicom Hisshoubon, JICC Publishing Bureau; scan uploaded to the Internet Archive.
Notes: Pin the item's _text.pdf (116 pages, 21 MB). Printed page n is PDF page n+2 here (PDF 60 = printed 58, the new-release review table with heart ratings). The text layer is word-spaced OCR with errors ("復洛" for 復活); quotes were read from the page image.

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Hitler no Fukkatsu: Top Secret, the Famicom release, came out in Japan on 20 July 1988 at 5,900 yen, by Famicom Hisshoubon's table of new releases. In its June 1988 preview the magazine had expected it in late July, price undecided.	`printed p. 58 (PDF p. 60), new-release tableprinted p. 58 (PDF p. 60), new-release table`	Magazine
The Famicom game is billed as an arrangement of the arcade game Top Secret, which its subtitle names. Famicom Hisshoubon's preview wrote that what was carried over was the controls, the setting, and some of the enemies, and that the game's structure is entirely different.	`printed p. 58 (PDF p. 60), new-release table`	Magazine
Famicom Hisshoubon's new-release review (September 1988) summed it up as rated best for both graphics and gameplay. Reviewer (ハ) wrote that it was the first action game in a while to hook him, its balance superb, and recommended it absolutely; reviewer (C) called its overall structure good and the game a bargain.	`printed p. 58 (PDF p. 60), reviewers' commentsprinted p. 58 (PDF p. 60), reviewers' commentsprinted p. 58 (PDF p. 60), reviewers' comments`	Magazine