Lode Runner NES

Unlike other versions of Lode Runner, most of which have 100 or more levels, the NES rendition has just 50. The trademark edit mode is included, but you can't save your creations. Another problem is the large size of the characters, ladders and other items, which forces the use of a scrolling playfield. Since you can't see the entire screen at once, it's easy to unknowingly walk into a trap or get blindsided by an enemy. On the positive side, the game has flawless controls. Negotiating the ladders and platforms and digging holes is silky smooth. Although flawed compared to earlier renditions on other platforms, Lode Runner for the NES is still good, challenging fun.

Controls: Gamepad/Joystick

You're a highly trained Calactic Commando,
deep in enemy territory. Your mission: to
recover a fortune in gold, stolen from the
Bungeling people by their power-hungry
leaders.
You'll be running, jumping, and climbing
heroically, solving perplexing puzzles.
With your laser pistol, you'll drill passage-
ways through stone floors and barriers.
To get through this mission alive, you'll
need more than fleet feet and good looks.
You'll need your quick wits and brains.
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And more than just a little luck.
50 different puzzles and scenes
Game Generator for designing your
own puzzles
One of the most popular computer
games of all time
Lode Runner
1 or 2 Players
WARRANTY: 90 day
limited warranty on
game paks (complete
warranty information
inside box).
Game Pak (NES-GP)
Made in Japan
Nintendo and Nintendo
Entertainment System
are trademarks of
Nintendo of America
Inc.
Lode Runner by
Doug Smith.
01987 Brøderbund
Software, Inc/
Programmed by
Hudson Soft.
Brøderbund
Software, Inc.,
17 Paul Drive,
San Rafael,
California
94903-2101

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