The robot once called "Dusty Bin with lasers".
Japanese publisher Hamster has revealed that it will be bringing UPL Co., Ltd's likeable '80s coin-op hit Atomic Robo-Kid to the Nintendo Switch as part of its Arcade Archives series. The game hits the Japanese eShop tomorrow with a price tag of just ¥823.
If you'll forgive us for getting all misty-eyed for a moment, Atomic Robo-Kid is one of those '80s arcade titles that developed a cult following at launch, got a couple of decent home ports and was then promptly forgotten about by the general public, a crime for which mankind should feel suitably ashamed about.
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Japanese publisher Hamster has revealed that it will be bringing UPL Co., Ltd's likeable '80s coin-op hit Atomic Robo-Kid to the Nintendo Switch as part of its Arcade Archives series. The game hits the Japanese eShop tomorrow with a price tag of just ¥823.
If you'll forgive us for getting all misty-eyed for a moment, Atomic Robo-Kid is one of those '80s arcade titles that developed a cult following at launch, got a couple of decent home ports and was then promptly forgotten about by the general public, a crime for which mankind should feel suitably ashamed about.
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