So quick history lesson:

Cadillacs and Dinisaurs started as an independent comic book called “Xenozoic Tales” by writer/artist Mark Schultz.

It first appeared as a short story in the comic “Death Rattle” #8 before having it’s own 14 issue run from 1987 to 1996.

In 1990, Marvel reprinted the first 6 issues under the more marketable title “Cadillacs and Dinosaurs.”

In 1993, there was a 13 episode animated cartoon.

In 1994, Topps comics picked up the license and did 9 issues, with Mark Schultz serving as a consultant but not the writer or artist.

The Sega CD game came out in 1994 in conjunction with the Topps series.

Longplay here:

https://youtu.be/7-zU-j2HQYU

  • @Lost_My_Mind
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    135 days ago

    This is one of those games you’d buy back in the day just because of the cover art. Weird names/art is how I bought Earthbound and Zombies Ate My Neighbors cheap, before people knew how cool they were.

    Now I’m sure just the loose cart of Earthbound is like $200.

    • @[email protected]
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      34 days ago

      The bowling alley I grew up by had this, Super High Impact, WrestleMania, and a neo geo with 3 count bout, fatal fury 2, metal slug, and Magician Lord (can’t win em all, lol).

      The employees knew me by name by the end of summer!

    • vaguerant
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      35 days ago

      It’s a shame that’s not what they released on Sega CD. Presumably because of licensing issues, the arcade game has never seen any home release. This was the one chance and instead it’s a pretty standard FMV game.