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Shubibinman Zero (New)

Brand new. Not fully confirmed as compatible with all SFC variants.

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$24.79 $39.99 In stock

Category: Super Famicom

Just like buses, another delightful looking Super Famicom game comes along and gamers of a certain vintage feel their fingertips feeling a lot less arthritic. Kaizou Chounin Shubibinman has fine heritage on the PC Engine and is known as Shockman in the West. This SFC re-release is a very exciting development that will hopefully be well supported and keep the trend going.

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Andrew N. ★★★★★

I wasn't sure what to expect from this quirky Super Famicom title, but the fast-paced platforming immediately hooked me. The controls are tight and responsive, which makes those tricky jumps feel fair and satisfying. It's a unique, polished experience that's earned a permanent spot in my rotation.

Hazel V. ★★★★★

The chip tuning on this cartridge is noticeably tighter than the earlier Shubibinman releases, and the sprite animation has that buttery late-SFC feel. Paired with a CRT, the slowdowns are minimal even during the busiest boss patterns. It's a nostalgic pickup for anyone who grew up on the system's a

David G. ★★★★☆

The manual is in Japanese, but the action is so straightforward you barely need it. Played through the first few stages and the sprite work really captures that vibrant 16-bit era charm, even if the difficulty spikes a bit unexpectedly.

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