When Game Center CX: Arino no Chousenjou 2 comes out on February 26 of next year, it will come in both a regular edition and a limited special edition that includes a Bandai Namco episode of the Game Center CX show on DVD. The DVD will feature Shinya Arino’s attempts to play through Ultraman and Ultra Seven games.

As for the actual DS game, new information on the official site (and on the GAME Watch article linked above, which has a ton of screens) reveals that three of the made-up retrogames were released for fake systems other than the Famicom-like Game Computer.

The black-and-white Toriotosu, a Tetris clone, is obviously not a Famicom game; in the alternate history of Game Center CX, it was released for the Game Computer Mini. Kugure! Girijan MAX, the game training device is, of course, a standalone unit.

The Karateka riff, Mutekiken Kung-Fu, was released in 1985 by GEISYA GAMES on the Enter-M2000, whose real-world counterpart I can’t identify based on the name and cartridge design. Is it supposed to be an SG-1000 game? I’ll feel really stupid when one of you tells me the obvious answer.

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