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For God's sake, have you ever played this game? Have you checked the 1996 copyright it bears? And it's not just one copyright, it's actually three different copyrights this game has, related to three separate companies, and all of them indicating the 1996 year. The Sega of Japan Hardware Archive reference is erroneous with this game. Just because Sega says the game was released in February 23 1995, doesn't mean they necessarily have to be right. The game was actually released in February 23, 1996 (they slipped a number) and it's indeed the last Mega-CD game, as it has always been believed and deemed right. Apply the logic here and leave aside wrong references which point out the wrong information in this particular case. (Mr Wesker (talk) 23:16, 8 November 2012 (UTC))[reply]
