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I'm Sorry

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Title Screen

I'm Sorry

Also known as: Gonbee no I'm Sorry (JP)
Developer: Coreland
Publisher: Sega
Platform: Arcade (Sega System 1)
Released in JP: April 1985[1]
Released in US: 1985


GraphicsIcon.png This game has unused graphics.
RegionIcon.png This game has regional differences.


I'm Sorry involves former (1972-74) Japanese prime minister Kakuei Tanaka trying to collect lots of gold bars in maze-like levels while avoiding enemies primarily based on famous entertainers.

The fact the game was released outside of Japan is surprising, given that it's a satire of Tanaka's involvement in the Lockheed bribery scandals. The title is a play on "sōri", the Japanese word for "prime minister".

Hidden Sunset

Tilemap Title Screen
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Present in the tilemap for the title is a sunset in the background, yet it remains invisible. Also shown is a peak of Mount Fuji.

Regional Differences

Japan US
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The logo was changed to a more simple design.

Japan US
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Some of the names on the high score table were changed, possibly from development team members to localization team members.

References