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Super Xevious: Mystery of Gump
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Super Xevious: Mystery of Gump s sequel to Super Xevious developed for the Famicom and later released in arcades as part of the Vs. System. It was developed and published by Namco. Despite its similar name, the game is neither a conversion nor an update to the arcade release known as Super Xevious.
Overview
Super Xevious: Mystery of Gump (ガンプの謎, Gump no Nazo) was the largest Famicom game developed by Namco (Company) up to the point of its release, with a combined 160 kilobytes of ROM. This was made possible by the use of Namco's internally developed mapper technology. GAMP no Nazo was also the debut point for Namco's new packaging and trade dress for Famicom games, abandoning its paperboard sleeves and bespoke numbering system on the top right corner for clamshell cases.
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- Name
- Super Xevious: Mystery of Gump
- Release Date
- September 19, 1986
- Platform
- Nintendo Entertainment System (Platform)
Arcade (Platform)
Nintendo Switch (Platform)
PlayStation 4 (Platform) - Developer
- Publisher
- Genre
- Shooter (Genre)
- Theme
- Sci-Fi (Theme)
- Franchise
- Arcade Archives (Franchise), Nintendo Vs. Series (Franchise), Xevious (Franchise)
- Aliases
- Super Xevious: Gamp no Nazo