Quote Originally Posted by ColecoFan1981 View Post
http://www.retrovideogamer.co.uk/index.php?topic=2273.0According to the last post of the thread at the link above, it says the NES version was probably never released due to the apparent difficulty and the obvious lack of time it took to even program it for said console. I can't even imagine anyone at Nintendo of America ever having heard of it then.~Ben
No,

That quote refers specifically to "home micro ports", meaning home computers such as the C-64, Spectrum, and Amstrad.

No connection to the NES here at all, as US Gold had a contract with Capcom for home computer ports which were never programmed by Capcom, but in Europe by US Gold or their contractors. The quote 'various difficulties with the programming placement of the project' is likely a polite way of saying "the programmers we subcontracted were shit" as was indeed true for most arcade ports to home micros.

Let's stay in the realm of reality rather than quoting to suit fantasy, OK?