The Kung Fu - Printing on back of HuCard is upside down!

[Tatsujin]

hahaha!!

and I yet have to check my few kung foos of how they are printed.

[RegalSin]

In East Asian cultures, they read from up to down.

up.
to
down
from
read
Westerners
stupid
us
While

People in the west reads from left to right. People in the Orient Arabic language reads right to left. Only east asain cultures, they read in
up to down, going right to left. I don't know about Russian type languages. I know somewhere, hamburgers eat people, and toilets flush counter clockwise.

[Arkhan]

IN SOVIET RUSSIA, WORDS READ YOU.

[fraggore]

lol just looked my Bikkuriman World and Shanghai and upside down as well good point it makes more sense for reading the warring.

[blueraven]

It's the rare "someone f*cked up and put a stack backwards on the printer" edition.

[Digi.k]

I've just noticed it is also like this on my copy of BIKKURI MAN WORLD

[shubibiman]

Of course. I've already said that the first 3 PCE games had the same particularity. That includes :

The Kung Fu, Bikkuriman and Shangai.

[Amadeusama]

I seem to have a later Bikkuriman, because on my copy it's the right side up. My Kung Fu and Shanghai are "upside down" as well.
My Bikkuriman has a little hologramm sticker on the cover of the booklet; did all versions have that? Top of my head I don't remember seeing that on another game.

While on the topic of such "oddities":

I was somewhat baffled to notice the ArcadePRO Card saying "CD-ROM²" on the narrow side of the case, the inlay tab. I understand that it says that because it is for such systems, yet it seems odd to me as it is a HuCard.

I guess it says "Super CD-ROM²" with the ArcadeDUO Card

Kind of illogical then for it to say "HuCard" on the TenのKoe Card, isn't it?

[Necromancer]

Kind of illogical then for it to say "HuCard" on the TenのKoe Card, isn't it?

Not really, seeing as the Tennokoe hueys work with the backup booster thingies too.

[esteban]

Warrior China.