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Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:

As we shared before, this collection will feature three classic Telenet games: El Viento, Earnest Evans, and Anett Futatabi. El Viento first came out for Genesis in Japan on September 20, 1991, and in North America the following November. Earnest Evans was originally released for Mega-CD on December 20, 1999, with a Genesis version appearing in North America in March 1992. Finally, Anett Futatabi debuted on Mega-CD in Japan on March 30, 1993.

Despite being considered off-limits, ninjas rarely get punished for using these techniques. Naruto’s famous Shadow Clone Jutsu, for example, is actually considered forbidden, but he uses it all the time. Some forbidden jutsu are far more dangerous than others – while Shadow Clone is relatively safe, some can even be fatal or cause other harmful side effects. Out of all the forbidden techniques shown in the series, here are seven of the most powerful.

Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader is a game that slipped under the radar. It didn’t make a big splash when it launched and was quickly overshadowed by other releases. That’s unfortunate, because Rogue Trader is a truly excellent computer role-playing game. It clearly understands the rich Warhammer universe and what makes the CRPG genre so engaging. It deserves a larger audience and more recognition than it’s currently receiving.

Here is an overview of the test, via Elementa: