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At the time of release there were few media outlets that covered it, and its existence was almost unknown except to game fans who listened avidly to All Night Nippon.
Only 3000 copies were planned, as a giveaway souvenir, but the response was so large that Nippon Broadcasting System sold them directly about 2 times, in limited quantities, at 3500 yen.
Only 3000 copies were planned, as a giveaway souvenir, but the response was so large that Nippon Broadcasting System sold them directly about 2 times, in limited quantities, at 3500 yen.
[Distribution price] 3,000 yen (disk: 2,600 yen / postage: 400 yen) [How to obtain] A reply-paid postcard with address, name and telephone number (postmarked by 12/20/1986). Miyuki Nakajima said, "From among the ones that have been sent in, we will draw 2,000 winners by lottery... By the way, with this, Nippon Broadcasting is apparently ignoring profitability.
This was the first commercially sold video in the radio industry, produced with the cooperation of listeners by Takao Komine, who had been the personality in charge of the Wednesday part 1 slot since 1985, together with the staff of the same program, out of a desire to see Princess Peach in World 8-4.
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