The bigger problem is the offensive imagery contained in the game, including a photograph of what appears to be a real corpse used for the game over screen. While the gameplay is at least functional and lacks any show-stopping bugs, at best it plays like an Atari 2600 game. In response, China unleashes their ultimate weapon in the form of the giant disembodied head of their deceased former leader, Tong Shau Ping (Deng Xioping, who oddly enough actually did die in the year 1997). With Chinese people flooding into the country, the former government hire Bruce Lee's long-lost relative Chin (who looks oddly like Jackie Chan) to carry out the small task of murdering the 1.2 billion strong population of China. The game's storyline revolves around the UK's returning Hong Kong to China in the then-future year of 1997.
It was even reviewed by the Angry Video Game Nerd. Show all files Hong Kong 97 (Super Famicom Game) Topics dec3199, hong kong 97, snes, super famicom, hong kong Archive of the rare (pretty much okay to upload here) Famicom game 'Hong Kong 97'.
Hong Kong 97 is a bootleg vertical shooter created for the Super Famicom (or rather, the illicit disk drives produced for the system) that was an attempt to create the worst, most offensive game imaginable. Please download files in this item to interact with them on your computer.
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