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Its been awhile since I've seen the ending, but I recall Starship Hector also shared a lot of developers from Bomber King. Bomber King himself actually makes a cameo in that game. After you beat the game once, on the second play through your ship gets replaced with him.
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KungFuFurby said ...

Hey! That means that Pirates of Dark Water (SNES) could be developed at Sunsoft as well, based off of the credits for Blaster Master Boy from MobyGames. The programmer, Michio Okasaka, is shared between the two games.

--KungFuFurby 09:02, 13 September 2009 (CDT)

CRV said ...

Yeah, I think you can safely say PDW was done by Sunsoft.

--CRV 09:07, 13 September 2009 (CDT)

ArnoldRimmer83 said ...

Its been awhile since I've seen the ending, but I recall Starship Hector also shared a lot of developers from Bomber King. Bomber King himself actually makes a cameo in that game. After you beat the game once, on the second play through your ship gets replaced with him.

--ArnoldRimmer83 02:02, 15 September 2009 (CDT)

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