Popful Mail
From Sega Retro
Popful Mail (ぽっぷるメイル) is platform game, originally developed by Falcom for the PC-88 in 1991. It was ported to the Sega Mega-CD by Sega Falcom in 1994. A demo disc, called Popful Mail Taikenban, was also released.
Sega originally intended to brand the game as Sister Sonic[6] but abandoned this plan after receiving negative feedback from Japanese fans.[7][8] Plans for international versions to keep the Sonic branding remained for a while longer,[9] but were scrapped by the time the game was offered to Working Designs.[10] Ultimately, Popful Mail was localized and published by Working Designs in North America with its original branding intact.
Contents
Story
The story is set in an unnamed fantasy world where, long ago, three fallen gods of darkness known as the Masters of Evil attempted to lay siege to the mortal plane. They were known as Morgal, the Lord of Beasts, commander of the feral and the most voracious of monsters and beasts; Necros, the Master of War, corruptor of men and the inciter of temptation and vice; and Ulgar, the Overlord (魔人), the leader of the Masters of Evil and wielder of the most evil of magics. At the end of the great war that threatened all who lived in it, the Masters of Evil were sealed away in a floating tower far from the reach of anyone, and only three warriors, an elf, a human, and a dwarf, survived to tell the tale.
The story begins with main character, Popful Mail, chasing the criminal Nuts Cracker through a forest. When defeated, Nuts Cracker's body escapes and Mail cannot claim the bounty on him. However, she learns of a new bounty and becomes reinvigorated when she spots a 2,000,000 gold reward poster for the wizard turned criminal, Muttonhead, near the post. With this, she embarks on her adventure.
Gameplay
Popful Mail is a platform game with RPG elements. At the start of the game, the only playable character is Mail. As the game progresses, Tatto and Gaw join the quest, and the player may switch between them at any time (except in the middle of dialogue). Each character has different attacks and armor, as well as differences in walking speed and jump height.
The character moves with 
and 
and attacks with 
. The character ducks with 
, which also defends against enemy attacks. The character jumps with 
and jump off platforms with +. The character opens chests, enters doorways, speaks to characters, flips switches, and reads signs with 
. The character can climb ladders with and descend them with . The player can summon a menu with 
to change the current character, use or equip an item, or save or load the game. Invoking the menu pauses the game.
Stages are nonlinear and involve exploration and backtracking. Players can enter and leave stages freely, with a map screen linking the stages together. The character encounters enemies as well as non-playable characters. Similar to an RPG, the player must investigate and talk to NPCs in order to progress the plot and discover how to move to the next stage. Often, when encountering an important character, dialogue begins immediately. These conversations are voice-acted; however, text accompanies them, and the voiced speech can be turned off if desired.
Each character has 100 health points, and attacks from enemy characters diminish it according to the strength of the attacker. Each character has separate health from the others, so the player can switch to another character if one gets low. Likewise, all enemies have bars consisting of 100 health points that must be brought down to 0 for the enemy to be defeated. Enemies are briefly stunned after being hit and can be hit again as they come out of the stun. The amount of damage that is dealt depends on the strength of the character, although an attack always causes the same amount of damage to the same enemy.
When an enemy is defeated, it typically drops a bag of gold or a healing item. Enemies respawn when the player leaves the area, so the player can return to an area to grind enemies for gold. Towns appear in some stages, which contain shops where the player can trade gold for weapons, armor, and other items. Each character can acquire up to five different weapons and various items. Each subsequent weapon is stronger than the preceding one, although the player may switch to any weapons possessed at any time if desired. Other items include healing fruits and a temporary invulnerability charm. Items are obtained from treasure chests, shops, NPCs, and bosses.
The character has an attack power bar that is depleted as a distance weapon or a magical attack is used. When the bar reaches 0, the character can still perform the weapon motion, but the magical or long range portion of the attack fails. The bar regenerates quickly if given time to do so (if the character uses no attacks or switches to a melee weapon). Use of a distance weapon or magical attack while the bar is regenerating halts the regeneration, which resumes if no attacks that deplete it are made.
Games may usually be saved and loaded at any point in the game (except during dialogue); if a game that was previously saved in a room with a boss is loaded, the game resumes just before the battle, before the character has entered the room. Three save slots are provided. If the player runs out of life on the current character, the character dies and the game ends, but the game can be continued from a save file.
Characters
Playable
| Mail (メイル) | |
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| Mail is the main character. She is an unsuccessful female elf bounty hunter with red hair and long, elven ears. Her main target, Nuts Cracker, always seems to escape after she captures him. She is tomboyish and good-natured but can also be hot-tempered and confrontational. She is dedicated to becoming a successful bounty hunter in spite of numerous setbacks. Her main and starting weapon is a sword; she can acquire a dagger, a boomerang, and other swords as the game progresses. She is the fastest character but has the lowest jump. | |
| Tatto (タット) | |
| Tatto (or Tatt for short) is a magician and a former apprentice of Muttonhead. He wears a red hat and robe. He chases after his master, who has abandoned him and his fellow students, in order to find out why he left and ultimately to dissuade him from his path. Tatt is polite and somewhat timid. He is sometimes ridiculed for his agreeable nature. He meets Mail in the first level. His main weapon is a magical staff. | |
| Gaw (ガウ) | |
| Gaw is a purple, dragon-like creature who lives in a cave. He is short and round and almost identical to the others of his species, who all call themselves "Gaw" and often use the word as an interjection when speaking. Mail and Tatt meet Gaw in the second level, the Caves, but Gaw does not join them until later. Gaw's main attack is initially a fireball; subsequent attacks include a tail swipe and clawing. He is the slowest character but has the highest jump. |
Non-playable
| Nuts Cracker (ナッツクラッカー) | |
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| Nuts Cracker is the leader of a dangerous criminal gang known as the Gingerbread Grifter Gang (マリオネット強盗団). He specializes in manufacturing explosives, particularly exploding dolls. He appears to be human but moves like a wooden nutcracker. He speaks in an exaggerated Italian accent in the Working Designs translation. When defeated, he often throws his head, which then explodes, while his body runs away. Mail has been trying to catch Nuts Cracker for a long time and faced him on many occasions, but he always escapes. He and the Gingerbread Grifter Gang have been enlisted by Muttonhead to help him with his schemes. | |
| Muttonhead (マテリアル) | |
| Muttonhead was once a well-known and respected magician before unexpectedly turning to a life of crime. A 2,000,000 gold bounty is offered for his capture. Though his motives are initially unknown, it is revealed that he wants to break the Black Seal and release the Overlord. | |
| Slick (ブラッキィ) | |
| Slick is an elf acquaintance of Mail. He often wants to tag along with Mail on her adventures, but she finds him immature and obnoxious. He often causes more trouble than he solves. He is especially infamous for his use of home-made bombs, which he learned how to make from his grandfather. | |
| Glug (ヤコブ) | |
| Glug is a dwarf artisan from the mines. He is kind-hearted but slow-witted (implied to be the result of a hard knock to the head). Unlike everyone else, he enjoys Slick's company, and they are both friends. | |
| Mumbles (ルードゥル) | |
| Mumbles is an elderly dwarf who crafted the Black Seal that imprisoned the Masters of Evil. Mail and her allies look for him in the mines to find out more about the Seal, and he tells them they must find the four Power Orbs (水晶玉). | |
| Venuncio (エリク) | |
| Venuncio is a snobbish lord who is overseeing the miners searching for treasure. He turns out to be in the service of Sven T. Uncommon. | |
| Sven T. Uncommon (ツェイマー・J・サレンドル) | |
| Sven T. Uncommon is an arrogant swordsman and one of the only survivors of the great war against the Masters of Evil. He once fought for good, but he now fights for the Overlord. He speaks with an impersonation of Arnold Schwarzenegger in the Working Designs localization. He travels to the mines to try to capture Mumbles and prevent him from interfering with the plan to release the Overlord. | |
| King Lipps | |
| King Lipps (unnamed in the Japanese version, only known as the "Emperor" (皇帝)) is the King of Chilly. He appears when the group arrives in Chilly and claims to want to help them find the Power Orbs, but he tries to detain them and prevent them from obtaining the Orbs themselves. It is revealed that he is actually the snake-like Draguin in disguise, who is serving the Overlord, while the real King Lipps is imprisoned in the Crystal Tower. | |
| Wriph (リップ) and Wraph (ラップ) | |
| Wriph and Wraph are nymph-like twin sisters who have each been entrusted with a Power Orb by Kazyr and charged with protecting them. | |
| Kazyr (アルカザール) | |
| Kazyr is the Underlord, a powerful mage and a minion of the Masters of Evil who is working to have them released. |
Items
Dropped
These items are dropped by enemies after they are defeated.
| Gold Bag | |
|---|---|
| Rewards the player with an amount of gold. | |
| Herb | |
| Restores 5 health. Heals immediately rather than going into the inventory. | |
| Gold Bullion | |
| Can be sold for 500 gold. The same sprite is also used for treasure chests, which can be opened to find items. |
Weapons
| Short Sword (ショートソード) | |
|---|---|
| Close-range weapon that does not cost attack power to use. Initially equipped. | |
| Dagger (ダガー) | |
| A horizontal distance attack. Long range but not as strong as the sword. Costs 300 gold. | |
| Boomerang (ブーメラン) | |
| A slow-moving but strong ranged attack that returns to Mail and can damage targets coming or going. It can be directed with or . Costs 2,000 gold.
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| Flame Sword (フレイムソード) | |
| A powerful sword that creates an arc-shaped barrier of flame at medium range. Costs 3,000 gold. | |
| Aura Blade (ライトセイバー) | |
| A powerful sword that fires fast-moving energy waves horizontally. Given by King Lipps. |
Tatto
| Fire Cane (烈火の杖) | |
|---|---|
| Shoots small balls of fire horizontally. Initially equipped. | |
| Dyno Cane (爆裂の杖) | |
| Shoots more powerful bolts of fire horizontally. Costs 300 gold. | |
| Electro Cane (雷光の杖) | |
| Shoots medium-sized balls of energy that can be directed with and . Costs 2,000 gold.
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| Star Cane (銀星の杖) | |
| Conjures stars that seek and attack enemies. It is charged by holding , which creates up to eight stars, and then fired when is released. Costs 3,000 gold.
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| Aura Cane (理力の杖) | |
| Shoots large balls of fire horizontally. Given by King Lipps. |
Gaw
| Fire Ball (ファイヤーボール) | |
|---|---|
| Shoots medium-sized fireballs horizontally. Initially equipped. | |
| Tail Attack (テイルアタック) | |
| A close-range spinning tail attack that does not cost attack power. Costs 300 gold. | |
| Iron Claw (アイアンクロー) | |
| A medium-range claw swipe that does not cost attack power. Costs 2,000 gold. | |
| Firebreath (ファイアブレス) | |
| Sprays a stream of fire that spans about half the screen. Lasts for as long as is held and drains attack power while it is used. Costs 3,000 gold.
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| Aura Breath (バスターショット) | |
| Sprays a stream of fire that covers the full length of the screen. Lasts for as long as is held and drains attack power while it is used. Given by King Lipps.
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Armor
| Armor | |
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| Shields | |
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Tatto
| Armor | |
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| Charms | |
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Gaw
| Armor | |
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| Bands | |
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Healing
| Orange (オレンジ) | |
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| Restores 20 health. Costs 90 gold. | |
| Cherry (チェリー) | |
| Restores 40 health. Costs 180 gold. | |
| Apple (リンゴ) | |
| Restores 60 health. Costs 270 gold. | |
| Banana (バナナ) | |
| Restores 80 health. Costs 650 gold. | |
| Melon (メロン) | |
| Restores 100 health. Costs 1000 gold. |
Special
| Gold Bullion (金塊) | |
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| Can be sold for 500 gold. | |
| Elixyr (エリクサー) | |
| Cheats death by restoring all health when the character would otherwise be slain. Consumed automatically when the current character runs out of health. Costs 10,000 gold. | |
| Amulet (ムテキ) | |
| Provides invulnerability; however, the character cannot attack while invulnerable. This item is drained while active but can be toggled on and off to preserve it for later. Costs 1,500 gold. | |
| Stone Shoes (石の靴) | |
| Allows the character to walk on spikes. The character's jump height is impaired while using this item. This item is drained while active but can be toggled on and off to preserve it for later. Costs 1,000 gold. | |
| Ice Shoes (氷の靴) | |
| Allows the character to walk on fire. This item is drained while active but can be toggled on and off to preserve it for later. Costs 250 gold. | |
| Spiked Boots (針の靴) | |
| Allows the character to walk on ice without slipping. The character's movement speed is slowed while using this item. This item is drained while active but can be toggled on and off to preserve it for later. Costs 500 gold. | |
| Helmet (ヘルメット) | |
| Increases defense for a duration. This item is drained while active but can be toggled on and off to preserve it for later. Costs 300 gold. |
Stages
Woods
| Elf Woods (エルフの森) | |
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| Mail meets fellow elf adventurers Slick, who has characteristically gotten himself into trouble, in the woods and Namo (ナモ), who is also searching for the Gingerbread Grifter Gang, in a nearby village. She also meets Tatto, a former apprentice of Muttonhead, before fighting the Mad Bomber (ウッドペッカーペンチ). | |
| Treesun (大樹木の塔) | |
| Mail rescues Namo, who has been imprisoned by a group of wizards. Namo rewards her with some gold and takes her to the village. She meets Mythia (ミフィ), whose wedding ring has been stolen by the Badger Gang (タヌキ族). She fights the Thrashmaster+ (ハンマーペンチ). | |
| Elf Woods | |
| The player can return to the Elf Woods to defeat the Badger Chief and complete the quest to return the Gold Ring to Mythia in Treesun. | |
| Golem Tower (ゴーレムの塔) | |
| Mail fights the Wood Golem (ウッドゴーレム). After defeating the Wood Golem, Mail finds Muttonhead, but he escapes with a spell. Mail frees Tatt, who has been imprisoned by Muttonhead. Tatt joins the party and leads Mail to Muttonhead's hideout in the Wind Cave. |
Cave
| Wind Cave (風穴の入口) | |
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| Mail and Tatt find Muttonhead, who is chided by someone named Kazyr for losing the Wood Golem and disappears again. The exit to the cave is blocked. They find Slick, who traps himself in a cave-in trying to blow open the exit with a bomb. They run into a strange blue creature who is mad at Slick for setting off the bomb. They eventually free Slick by using another bomb to find a hammer. | |
| Fossil Rock (化石の洞窟) | |
| Mail and Tatt find the Gaw village, full of blue creatures like the one they ran into before. They find Gaw trapped in a shaft and use a ladder to rescue him. Then they defeat Boney Rubbler (ボーンナイト), who is holding two more Gaw captive in his lair. In gratitude, the Gaw reward Mail and Tatto with some treasure, including a key that grants them passage to the other side of the cave. | |
| Wind Cave | |
| With the key given to them by the Gaw, Mail and Tatt can now unlock the door to the Hot Springs. | |
| Hot Springs (地下泉洞) | |
| Mail and Tatt learn that the Gaw have captured Muttonhead and are holding him captive at the top of the caves. They run into Nuts Cracker, who reveals that he is working for Muttonhead. They defeat him, but once again, his body escapes. | |
| Deviant Den (怪獣の巣) | |
| The Gaw tell Mail and Tatt about Goradus (ゴルアデス), a monster that lives on Panic Peak that would destroy the Gaw cave if woken from its eternal slumber. They have imprisoned Muttonhead for trying to awaken Goradus. They search the area and find a key for the area where he is being held and question him about his motivations. After leaving, they find out that Slick has awakened Goradus with one of his bombs. The Gaw promise to turn Muttonhead over to them if they can defeat Goradus. But first, they must fight the Gatekeeper of Panic Peak, the Thunder Dragon (サンダードラゴン). | |
| Panic Peak (ゴルデアス) | |
| Mail and Tatt fight Goradus. Gaw joins the party and gives them Muttonhead after they are victorious. They see Bountyville under siege on their way back. Tatt deduces that it is the work of Kazyr and the Overlord. Muttonhead brags that he broke the Seal imprisoning the Masters of Evil and released them. Tatt offers that the group should venture to the Sanctuary in the old mines to find the dwarf who crafted the Seal so they can learn how to reactivate it. |
Mine
| Mine (鉱山) | |
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| The group travels to the mines and meets the dwarf artisan Glug, who gives them a trinket that they use to bribe the Rebel Army guards that are barring their way. Their leader, Venuncio, tricks them into a trap. Muttonhead blamed the attack on Bountyville on them, and now there is a 3,000,000 gold bounty on the group. They defeat the Happy Flames of Death and escape the trap. They meet Glug near the surface of the mine, where they discover that the village has been looted and destroyed. The Mythril Guardian of the dwarves and their mythril has been taken. Mail vows to get the mythril back and defeat Venuncio. | |
| Zoth Shrine (古代神殿) | |
| The group pursues Venuncio to the Zoth Shrine, where they must fight the Mythril Guardian (ミスリルゴーレム). After defeating it, Sven T. Uncommon, a fallen hero who now serves the Overlord, appears and fights them as well. After apparently defeating him, the group finds Mumbles, the old dwarf who created the Seal that imprisoned the Masters of Evil. Sven returns and abducts Mumbles, having been led to him by the group. Sven kills Venuncio, having no more use for him, and fights the group again, this time taking the form of Chargon (チャーパ). | |
| Fort Fryght (ツェイマー) | |
| The group fight Sven again, now in the form of a Fire Golem (フレイラ). After the fight, they free Mumbles, who instructs them that they must recover the four Power Orbs, which must be placed on the pedestals in the Orb Tower by one true of heart. The first is in Mt. Rip in the land of Chilly. |
Chilly
| Icycal (氷山) | |
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| Guards (two are named Hack and Slash/Lil (リル) and Hack (ハック)) throw the group in jail shortly after they arrive in Chilly. King Lipps informs them that he is looking for the Power Orbs and discourages the group from leaving the town. | |
| Mt. Rip (リップの山) | |
| The group finds Slick frozen in ice and frees him. They then run into Muttonhead and Nuts Cracker, who freeze them and escape. After being rescued by Slick, they fight Wriph, an agent of the Overlord, and retrieve the Black Orb (黒の水晶) from her. | |
| Mine | |
| The player must return to the mines to get a pot of coffee with which to unfreeze Slick. | |
| Gyp Ship (ラップの船) | |
| The group fights Wriph's twin sister Wraph and defeat her to obtain the Red Orb (赤の水晶). They find King Lipps and Slick in captivity and learn that the other King Lipps is an imposter. | |
| Crystal Tower (水晶神殿) | |
| The group fights the fake King Lipps, who transforms into the Draguin (ドッケン). They defeat him and take the Blue Orb (青の水晶) from him; he tells them that the last Orb is located in the Overlord's palace. The real King Lipps thanks them and gives them each an aura weapon. |
Castle
| Freaky Foyer (正面城壁) | |
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| The group enters the castle at Creepy Crag and meets Kazyr, the Underlord, who taunts them. The player must find a key to enter the boss area, where the group fights the Rock Sentry (ロックネイア). | |
| Hassle Hall (宝物庫) | |
| The player must again find a key to progress. The group fights the Fright Knight (ブラジオンナイト), who drops the Yellow Orb (黄の水晶). Muttonhead informs them that they cannot enter the gate to the pinnacle of the Orb Tower without the Dragon Stone. | |
| Maniac Mazes (地下迷宮) | |
| A maze where the group fights the Clobster (ロガークラブ), which drops the Dragon Stone (宝玉). Afterwards, they run into Slick and Glug and learn that Glug inadvertently created a mythril golem for the Overlord. | |
| Orb Tower (宝玉宮) | |
| The group enters the Orb Tower and run into Muttonhead and Nuts Cracker. They fight and defeat Nuts Cracker. Then they use the Dragon Stone to open the gate to the pinnacle of the tower and find Muttonhead there. Muttonhead says that he has destroyed the Black Seal, releasing the Overlord. Glug and Slick arrive and detain Muttonhead. The group places the Power Orbs in the pedestals of the tower. Before they place the last one, Kazyr appears to fight them. After he is defeated, Mail places the last Orb in the pedestal. Rather than restoring the Black Seal, the group is warped to the Overlord's dimensional palace. |
Palace
| The Masters of Evil (Morgal (獣王宮) / Necros (死王宮) / The Overlord (天帝宮)) | |
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| The group splits up to face the three Masters of Evil individually. Gaw fights Morgal, the Lord of Beasts; Tatto fights Necros, the Master of War; and Mail fights Ulgar, the Overlord. |
Production credits
The song "Someone Loves You" (誰かがあなたを愛してる) from Falcom Vocal Collection III plays in the Japanese version's credit sequence. A new remix with English lyrics plays in the English version's sequence.
Japanese version
US version
- Director: Victor Ireland
- Assistant Director: Dean Williams
- English Translation: Akiko Skjellerup, Horkom International, Victor Ireland, Dean Williams
- Sound Engineers: Bill Staeck, Don Shirley
- Additional Music: Bill King
- Reprogramming: Shigeo Koyama
- Popful Mail: Melissa Gulden
- Gaw: Blake Dorsey
- Tatto: Shaun Watkins
- Muttonhead: Keith Lack
- Nuts Cracker: Blake Dorsey
- Slick: Ashley Angel
- Glug: Nancy Davis
- Sven T. Uncommon: Matt Atwood
- Venuncio: Greg Soriano
- Mumbles: John Truitt
- Wriph: Marilyn Weeks
- Wraph: Katie Staeck
- Lipps: Mike E. Miller
- Kazyr: T. Owen Smith
- Song Performed by: Jennifer Stigile
Digital manuals
Mega Drive Mini 2 JP manual
Magazine articles
- Main article: Popful Mail/Magazine articles.
Promotional material
also published in:
Physical scans
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Technical information
- Main article: Popful Mail/Technical information.
External links
- Sega of America webpage: Mega CD
References
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- ↑ File:PopfulMail MCD JP Box Back.jpg
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 https://sega.jp/history/hard/mega-cd/software.html (Wayback Machine: 2020-06-22 19:24)
- ↑ http://www.workingdesigns.com/museum/sega_cd/ourgames/index.html (Wayback Machine: 2002-08-13 22:47)
- ↑ https://groups.google.com/g/rec.games.video.sega/c/f_fUwhqm-XM/m/V8mZ2pGHOIYJ
- ↑ https://groups.google.com/g/rec.games.video.sega/c/102pIVDJATg/m/jyr3_OlBge4J
- ↑ Beep! MegaDrive, "November 1992" (JP; 1992-10-08), page 103
- ↑ Beep! MegaDrive, "June 1993" (JP; 1993-05-08), page 100
- ↑ Electronic Gaming Monthly, "August 1993" (US; 1993-xx-xx), page 71
- ↑ GameFan, "Volume 1, Issue 12: November 1993" (US; 1993-xx-xx), page 166
- ↑ http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/localization/localization2.htm (Wayback Machine: 2013-04-04 22:15)
- ↑ File:PopfulMail_MCD_JP_SSEnding.pdf
- ↑ File:Popful Mail MCD US credits.pdf
- ↑ VideoGames, "January 1995" (US; 199x-xx-xx), page 11
- ↑ Game Players, "Vol. 8 No. 2 February 1995" (US; 1995-0x-xx), page 51
- ↑ Sega Visions, "February/March 1995" (US; 199x-xx-xx), page 49
- ↑ GamePro, "March 1995" (US; 1995-xx-xx), page 97
- ↑ GamePro, "April 1995" (US; 1995-xx-xx), page 91
- ↑ Beep! MegaDrive, "April 1994" (JP; 1994-03-08), page 23
- ↑ Electronic Gaming Monthly, "March 1995" (US; 1995-0x-xx), page 36
- ↑ Famitsu, "" (JP; 1994-03-25), page 1
- ↑ Freak, "5/95" (IL; 1995-xx-xx), page 1
- ↑ Game Players, "Vol. 8 No. 2 February 1995" (US; 1995-0x-xx), page 50
- ↑ GamePro, "April 1995" (US; 1995-xx-xx), page 108
- ↑ Game Informer, "March 1995" (US; 1995-0x-xx), page 40
- ↑ Game Informer, "November 2001" (US; 2001-1x-xx), page 146
- ↑ Hippon Super, "May 1994" (JP; 1994-04-03), page 49
- ↑ MAN!AC, "04/95" (DE; 1995-03-08), page 33
- ↑ Mega Fun, "05/95" (DE; 1995-04-19), page 70
- ↑ Mega Play, "February/March 1995" (US; 1995-0x-xx), page 48
- ↑ Next Generation, "February 1995" (US; 1995-01-24), page 101
- ↑ Sega Pro, "May 1995" (UK; 1995-04-13), page 86
- ↑ Sega Opisaniy i sekretov, "14000 Opisaniy i sekretov" (RU; 2003-03-11), page 137
- ↑ Sega Saturn Magazine, "September 1995" (JP; 1995-08-08), page 85
- ↑ Tricks 16 bit, "Tricks Sega Gold 800 igr" (RU; 1998-03-20), page 305
- ↑ Video Games, "8/94" (DE; 1994-07-27), page 83
- ↑ VideoGames, "April 1995" (US; 1995-0x-xx), page 75
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