LJL Kunio

Looking at Digital Press I found this and it made me remember the Mirai. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qzMLZCka7GEVHBDAhbblo39kuW4Cf_cu/view?usp=sharing SNK appears in the manual of Midnight Mutant with copyright of Atari 7800 in 1990, but SNK did not release the game. Could this be related to this?

From Steve Woita's version, there is only one prototype apparently in its possession, it was almost complete (NES Warp Zone), this game included static screens where you had to collect donuts or items with a cursor. The second "Police Academy: The Video Game" is a clone of Super Mario Bros. 2 and was also close to being complete, Bill Hindorff worked in this (NES World). Of Tengen also this Technocop programmed by Domark, which apparently was finalized. R.B.I. Baseball was announced for PlayChoice-10, but was only released for the VS System. As for James Bond 007: License to Kill was programmed by Simon Nicol of Domark ... also this Cyberball, was also going to be released by Tengen but was released by Jaleco in 1992.