About Dustin Hubbard

Founder and owner of Gaming Alexandria. Obsessed with high quality scans of games for all systems as well as preserving games before they are lost.

4 thoughts on “Yie Ar Kung-Fu”

  1. Hi, there! I came across your site, while working on my wiki for r/NintendoClassics on Reddit. As you can probably tell—it’s a subreddit centered on the apps Nintendo has on Switch, comprising all of their old systems. Besides merely listing the games available on each collection on the wiki, I thought I’d go a few steps further and include manuals, player’s guides, and soundtracks, for each entry. Your site is second-to-none in the quality of its scans! I was hoping maybe you could see what was up with this one—as the game is on the Japanese Family Computer – Nintendo Classics app, and I wanted to have the manual for it, too.

    Appreciate if you might be able to help, but if not—thank you for your tireless work in keeping this wonderful medium preserved and documented.

      1. Oh—thanks for the reply! I actually found a pristine scan over on the Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/yie-ar-kung-fu-rc-802-fc-jp-manual-600-dpi

        But, once again—thank you so much for all the scans you do have available. One thing I’ve noticed, however, that I thought I’d bring to your attention, is that some of the scans have the pages all out of order. This issue especially affects all the GameCube PDFs I’ve seen on your site. Which is a shame—as they’re very high-quality scans, otherwise!

        1. Yes these are scans I did at the beginning of the site when I didn’t really know what I was doing. Hoping someday I can go back and fix some of them 🙂

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