StarTropics

StarTropics

1990
Adventure
A baseball player searches for his missing uncle, a scientist who disappeared while investigating strange celestial phenomenon in the tropics.
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StarTropics

1990
Adventure
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Rated 17 Jan 2018
90
94th
I got this game as a loose cart and before had access to the internet. I did not have the piece of paper you were suppose to get wet to reveal a 3 number passcode. I spent an afternoon going from 999 to 001 until it clicked. It's 747. I will never forget 747. You need StarTropic help: 747.
Rated 03 Feb 2018
55
48th
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Rated 28 Jan 2018
7
82nd
Now this was a damn good NES take on Zelda formula, frankly probably improving on the actual original Zelda. Evoked a lovely tropical mood and feel on this archaic hardware that genuinely enchanted and sucked you into its world. Great dungeon design and boss battles. Controls a hair stiff.
Rated 06 May 2018
80
63rd
Often overlooked, Star Tropics was Zelda-like, and that worked for and against it, because Zelda did a lot of the elements better. It's still fun, though I can't say the story's deep.
Rated 08 Dec 2021
60
50th
Enjoyable enough, if possessing of some obtuse moments. Nice soundtrack.

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