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Ultima IV is an interesting case, in that there actually exist two console versions of it. Nintendo wasn't happy that Origin had developed a port for Sega as well, and the threat of going to the courts delayed the Sega port. However, the threats proved empty, creating the interesting situation of comparing two console versions of the same game. The two ports are very different, and both games were released in 1990.

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  • Ultima IV is an interesting case, in that there actually exist two console versions of it. Nintendo wasn't happy that Origin had developed a port for Sega as well, and the threat of going to the courts delayed the Sega port. However, the threats proved empty, creating the interesting situation of comparing two console versions of the same game. The two ports are very different, and both games were released in 1990.
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  • Ultima IV is an interesting case, in that there actually exist two console versions of it. Nintendo wasn't happy that Origin had developed a port for Sega as well, and the threat of going to the courts delayed the Sega port. However, the threats proved empty, creating the interesting situation of comparing two console versions of the same game. The two ports are very different, and both games were released in 1990.
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