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Panier Captain Comic (Nintendo NES) uniquement, épingles nettoyées, testé

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Lieu : Stratford, Prince Edward Island, Canada
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État
Très bon: Un objet qui a été utilisé, mais qui est en excellent état. Le boîtier ou la couverture ne ...
UPC
0096962810016
Platform
NES
MPN
096962810016
Publisher
Color Dreams
Genre
Shooter
Game Name
Captain Comic

À propos de ce produit

Product Information

While not the yuk-fest one may assume by its title, Captain Comic is a light-hearted romp through the eight alien worlds of Tambi. Taking control of the titular captain, your goal is to battle your way through the different environments found on this foreign planet filled with an array of deadly foes, in an effort to retrieve your lands stolen artifacts -- the legendary treasures of Osmic.<br><br>Sent on this extremely perilous mission by the elders of your homeworld (who evidently dislike you), you come prepared with your comical sense of humor, Mark VII multi-function backpack, snazzy spacesuit and Blastola assault weapon. Actually, make that "ammo-less Blastola assault weapon"; you start out defenseless with an empty gun. <br><br>Fortunately for you, cans of Blastola Cola can be found about to power said gun, conspicuously placed for easy access. While we've known for years that drinking over-marketed soft drinks rich in caffeine and sugar heightens ones physical performance to athletic proportions, only now, in this incredible future, can it be used to power high-tech weaponry!<br><br>Teleporting into the first of the Tambian worlds, you're pitted against a swarm of hungry birds (in both red and blue varieties) and wriggling green worms. While one would assume you could simply stand back letting nature take its course in an explosion of feathers and slime, you unfortunately have to deal with this nuisance firsthand by putting them on the bad end of your blaster. <br><br>And they're not the only ones, as these feathery fiends are merely the beginning. Through this world's seven other environments including Lake Siri, the Tabian Moon, Haunted Castle, Killer Bee Shed and other xenophobia-inducing areas, you'll have to fight off everything from bouncing, flaming Pyreballs to robotic VFOs! <br><br>Space Pollen, Bouncing Matildas, Gigos, Beelunkers, Cycloctopuses, Trimodal Ectospheres, Trispinnian Dirvishes and other equally deadly (and hard to pronounce) life forms will be present, attempting to trip you up. Thankfully, the previously mentioned cans of cola can be found right off the bat; collecting multiple cans will increase your firepower up to five times normal, allowing you to more efficiently vaporize your enemies. <br><br>Boots boost your jumping ability, while lanterns allow you to view darkened caves and spaces. The Wand allows you to teleport past objects and foes. Shields endowing you with temporary invincibility will let you run through a crowd of enemies unharmed, corkscrew blasts allow you to fire shots covering a wider area, and Life Shields give you another chance at continuing your quest.<br><br>While the fate of the world doesn't rest in your hands, the tri-millennial celebration requiring the stolen treasure does -- so get to work!

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Color Dreams
MPN
096962810016
UPC
0096962810016
eBay Product ID (ePID)
56253049

Product Key Features

Genre
Shooter
Platform
NES
Game Name
Captain Comic

Additional Product Features

Release Year
1989
Number of Players
1
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
Control Elements
Gamepad/Joystick
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139973

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Good graphics

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  • par ronyarttam
    févr. 02, 2016

    Its an old unlicensed game, what can you expect?

    I remember playing this when I was a kid on PC. It was fun but I remember it being WORSE than this. There's a better smoothness to the movement but I bought it because I collect games and this was a blast from the past. Definitely put your rose colored glasses on for Color Dreams games.

    Achat vérifié : OuiÉtat : OccasionVendu par : etaylor716

  • par braveheart69
    janv. 27, 2008

    Captain Comic

    This is an unlicensed game for the NES (Nintendo) made by the company Color Dreams. They later became Bunch Games and then later Wisdom Tree, releasing all the bible games you see for the NES. Captain Comic is one of the better Color Dreams games for the NES, but sadly most of the titles from this company are not good at all. To be complete this game should come with a Grey cardboard/paper dust sleeve, different from all of the other light blue sleeves made by this company.

  • par basetsb
    avr. 25, 2007

    Only for collectors.

    Captain Comic was made by Color Dreams for use on the Nintendo Entertainment System. Perhaps the best thing about it is the fact that it is a blue cart. Here are the reasons. Gameplay The first thing that comes to mind when I think about this games gameplay is bad. What you do is go along on you merry way and shoot weird little creatures that should not be in a video game. Yeah, that seems easy and all, but here's the catch. You can not duck or kneel which makes shooting those little green worms that scurry along the screen impossible. In all seriousness, hitting them is impossible. Another bad thing is that when you start off you can't even shoot your gun-like thing, leaving you to be bashed by the evil creatures that move much too fast. When you finally are able to shoot your gun, you ...

  • par 2zjy2s1ps6y@deleted
    juil. 18, 2009

    Captain Comic NES

    I really wasn't expecting a good game since it was a "color dreams" game but this game was actually fun I mean at first you may end up dying abit more but as you play and play it sort of grows on you. It's a side scrolling shoot em' up type of game and has alot of nice graphics for an unlicensed game but overall it's a nice change from the low quality of the color dreams games

  • par cisko2236
    juin 18, 2019

    Great

    Great

    Achat vérifié : OuiÉtat : OccasionVendu par : shorty_055