Help remembering old game...
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Help remembering old game...
I'm trying to remember the name of an old game, I believe I played this on SNES but can't tell for sure. Anyways, you were this little creature that needed to go up a tower through some stairs. The screen would show the character in the same place and the castle seemed to rotate. Any of this sounds familiar? Any help would be appreciated
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What you describe reminds me of Tower Toppler, a game I'm familiar with from the Atari 7800:
http://www.atariage.com/software_pag...areLabelID=713
Is that it? Don't know if it was on other platforms.
http://www.atariage.com/software_pag...areLabelID=713
Is that it? Don't know if it was on other platforms.
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Yes!!!!! Thanks! I guess I remember it playing it on my C64
Now I need to get a copy of it. Thanks!!!
If anyone is interested, google "tower toppler download". Someone made an open source version of it
Now I need to get a copy of it. Thanks!!! If anyone is interested, google "tower toppler download". Someone made an open source version of it
Last edited by danyanez; 02-06-07 at 09:31 PM.
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I remember this game fondly from my Sinclair Spectrum and Amiga days. Its called Nebulus. You play like a weird frog type creature and the tower rotates whilst your character stays in the same position. It was produced by Hewson software who also created classics like Cybernoid 1 and 2, Exolon, Rana Rama and Uridium. Check out the page about it below:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nebulus...mputer_game%29
It appears that the Atari version was released the following year in the US. They probably got the license from Hewson for North American distribution.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nebulus...mputer_game%29
It appears that the Atari version was released the following year in the US. They probably got the license from Hewson for North American distribution.
Last edited by james2025a; 02-07-07 at 07:35 AM.




