The Japanese name for Super Bonk, a prehistoric Hudson platformer. Charming and fun, for Japanese platformer fans.
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Platformer featuring B.C. Kid, a prehistoric child, exploring prehistoric levels. Published by Hudson Soft, released in Europe in 1993. Side-scrolling movement with primitive attacks and prehistoric levels. European version of Super B.C. Kid.
Complete: box, manual and disc/cart very clean. Lightly handled.
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Under its European title Super B.C. Kid, this prehistoric Hudson platformer is the PAL face of the series known across the Atlantic as Super Bonk. The small European base and a short run make the complete copy, cardboard box and multilingual manual included, trickier to assemble than it seems. Its cartoon charm and naming-curiosity status draw collectors attuned to regional variants of Japanese platforming, after the PAL flavor rather than the American Bonk.
Is Super B.C. Kid still worth playing in 2026?
A Red Company and Hudson platformer, known as Super Bonk, Super B.C. Kid or Super Genjin, this title stars the little hard headed caveman who knocks out enemies with headbutts across colourful, inventive levels. The cartoon humour, the transformations and the level design ideas keep a definite charm. The slightly uneven pace and a jagged difficulty temper the whole. An endearing platformer for fans of offbeat 16 bit games and of the Bonk mascot.
