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''The California Raisins: The Grape Escape'' is an unreleased video game based on ''The California Raisins'' property developed by Radiance and to be published by Creator/{{Capcom}} for the UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem, set for release in 1990.
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''The California Raisins: The Grape Escape'' is an unreleased video game based on ''The California Raisins'' property developed by Radiance and to be published by Creator/{{Capcom}} for the UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem, Platform/NintendoEntertainmentSystem, set for release in 1990.
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* JudicialWig: The three Raisins at Calrab wear wigs like these, which combined with the stands make them look like judges.
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* JudicialWig: The three Raisins at Calrab wear wigs like these, curly white wigs, which combined with the stands make them look like judges.
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The game was effectively finished and was ready to ship, even receiving previews on gaming magazines at the time, but it was unexpectedly cancelled. While interest in the California Raisins brand had waned at the time, the actual reason for the cancellation was [[ScrewedByTheNetwork due to scuffles between branches of Capcom]] -- the game was privately commissioned by Capcom USA for a small team in America as part of an attempt to become more independent from Capcom Japan, but once the project was emblazoned on the front page of ''Magazine/GamePlayersMagazine #19'', the Japanese branch learned of the game's existence and cancelled it on sight, refusing to publish any project that wasn't developed in Japan (fortunately, the developers were still paid and maintained their careers). A prototype cartridge was discovered in late 2002, and its ROM is now freely available for download to be played on NES emulators.
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The game was effectively finished and was ready to ship, even receiving previews on gaming magazines at the time, but it was unexpectedly cancelled. While the common belief is that it was due to waning interest in the California Raisins brand had waned at the time, brand, the actual reason for the cancellation was [[ScrewedByTheNetwork due to scuffles between branches of Capcom]] -- the game was privately commissioned by Capcom USA for a small team in America as part of an attempt to become more independent from Capcom Japan, but once the project was emblazoned on the front page of ''Magazine/GamePlayersMagazine #19'', the Japanese branch learned of the game's existence and cancelled it on sight, refusing to publish any project that wasn't developed in Japan (fortunately, the developers were still paid and maintained their careers). A prototype cartridge was discovered in late 2002, and its ROM is now freely became available for download to be played on NES emulators.
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''The California Raisins: The Grape Escape'' is an unreleased video game based on ''The California Raisins'' property developed by Radiance and to be published by Creator/{{Capcom}} for the UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem, set for release in 1990.
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* BubblyClouds: The final level is Sky High Records which features solid clouds the Raisin walks on.
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* LevelInTheClouds: The final level is Sky High Records which features solid clouds the Raisin walks on.
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''The California Raisins: The Grape Escape'' is an unreleased video game based on the ''The California Raisins Raisins'' property developed by Radiance and published by Creator/{{Capcom}} for the UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem, set for release in 1990. 1990.
It's a platformer in which you control a member of the California Raisins trying to save the other Raisins who were kidnapped by the Wild Bunch. This is accomplished by getting four golden music notes from four stages, then clearing the fifth stage.
It's a platformer in which you control a member of the California Raisins trying to save the other Raisins who were kidnapped by the Wild Bunch. This is accomplished by getting four golden music notes from four stages, then clearing the fifth stage.
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* BigYes: The Raisin always says "YEAHHH" when he finishes a stage.
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* CoolShades: The Raisin you control wears late-80s style shades.
* DistressedDude: The four members of the California Raisins (who all happen to be male) have been kidnapped and its up to your Raisin to rescue them.
* DistressedDude: The four members of the California Raisins (who all happen to be male) have been kidnapped and its up to your Raisin to rescue them.
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* JudicialWig: The three Raisins at Calrab wear wigs like these, which combined with the stands make them look like judges.
* MusicalAssassin: The Raisin kills enemies by firing music notes at them.
* MusicalAssassin: The Raisin kills enemies by firing music notes at them.
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* PunBasedTitle: "Grape" is used instead of "Great" for a food pun.
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''The California Raisins: The Grape Escape'' is an unreleased video game based on the California Raisins property developed by Radiance and published by Creator/{{Capcom}} for the UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem, set for release in 1990. It's a platformer in which you control a member of the California Raisins trying to save the other Raisins who were kidnapped by the Wild Bunch. This is accomplished by getting four golden music notes from four stages, then clearing the fifth stage.
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* AntropomorphicFood: Plenty of it. The protagonists are humanised raisins, some enemies are grapes with faces, and Maize Maze features a boss which is corn with a face.
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* AntropomorphicFood: AnthropomorphicFood: Plenty of it. The protagonists are humanised raisins, some enemies are grapes with faces, and Maize Maze features a boss which is corn with a face.
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''California Raisins: The Grape Escape'' is an unreleased video game based on the California Raisins property developed by Radiance and published by Creator/{{Capcom}} for the UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem, set for release in 1990. It's a platformer in which you control a member of the California Raisins trying to save the other Raisins who were kidnapped by the Wild Bunch. This is accomplished by getting four golden music notes from four stages, then clearing the fifth stage.
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!!This game provides examples of:
* AntropomorphicFood: Plenty of it. The protagonists are humanised raisins, some enemies are grapes with faces, and Maize Maze features a boss which is corn with a face.
* BubblyClouds: The final level is Sky High Records which features solid clouds the Raisin walks on.
* InvincibilityPowerUp: Power-ups that turn the Raisin invincible are plentiful, though they last too short to be useful.
* TemporaryPlatform: Maize Maze features stone platforms which drop into the water very quickly after standing on them.
* AWinnerIsYou: The ending is very mediocre, all you get is a picture of the Raisins and the words "CONGRATURAISINS", as well as some credits.
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!!This game provides examples of:
* AntropomorphicFood: Plenty of it. The protagonists are humanised raisins, some enemies are grapes with faces, and Maize Maze features a boss which is corn with a face.
* BubblyClouds: The final level is Sky High Records which features solid clouds the Raisin walks on.
* InvincibilityPowerUp: Power-ups that turn the Raisin invincible are plentiful, though they last too short to be useful.
* TemporaryPlatform: Maize Maze features stone platforms which drop into the water very quickly after standing on them.
* AWinnerIsYou: The ending is very mediocre, all you get is a picture of the Raisins and the words "CONGRATURAISINS", as well as some credits.
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