Hammerin' Harry (Arcade)
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Also known as: Daiku no Gen-san: Beranme-chou Soudouki (JP)
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A carpenter's house is torn down and its land gets taken over without his consent, now he has to go get revenge on those shameless bastards by using his mallet.
Regional Differences
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In the Japanese version, the power-up that grants the ability to swing the hammer faster and turns Harry's skin red is a bottle of booze (酒). On international versions, it's a chili pepper.
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The design and text on the big hammer power-up are different. The Japanese version's text reads 馬鹿力 (Great Physical Power).
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The number printed on the Stage 2 boss is K-666 in the Japanese version, and it says "KURO" on the right. On international versions, the number is 1-888 and it says "RUOK" on the right.
The Hammerin' Harry series
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| Arcade | Hammerin' Harry |
| NES | Hammerin' Harry • Daiku no Gen-San 2 |
| SNES | Ganbare! Daiku no Gen San |
| Game Boy | Ghost Building Company • Daiku no Gen San: Robot Teikoku no Yabou |
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