I mean, as convincingly as you could make a knockoff platformer based on an event where the only major villain was a block of ice.Ĭontrols: The controls are clumsy, but actually higher-end for a knockoff game on an old system. Well, surprisingly, they pulled it off convincingly, if you can believe it!.

So by this point, you're probably wondering: How DO you make an NES game based on a real-life event AND a realistic romance movie?. Nothing on Earth could come between them, huh? The way it's positioned and phrased, it looks like one character is shouting it to another, basically telling Jack/Rose 'We may be on a ship that's sinking, but you're on your own! I'm leaving you for some reason, even though the movie had us rushing to save each other and then being together until the very end! Good luck with that! I'm sure we'll meet again sometime later!'. Still, that's a pretty odd way to start the game. Which is mostly what the English translation says as well, so yay for consistency! Also, this is the last original screen of text in the game, so I won't be forcing any more literal translations upon you.

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