G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero (1991)
Nintendo Entertainment System · 1991
About this game
G.I Joe is a side-scrolling action game where you can select 3 out of a possible 5 characters to complete a mission.
Each level is in three main parts: The fight into the mission zone, the mission zone, and the escape from the mission zone.
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The stages where you fight into and escape from the mission zone are straightforward action – just fight your way to the end of the stage, and defeat the stage boss.
The actual mission zone is a maze, where the object is to place bombs at pre-determined locations, then find and use the exit.
The mazes start out easy with the first one being only two screens high and 4 long.
Level 6 is 7 by 8 for a total of 56 screens.
Characters: Duke (Tiger Force first sergeant/squad leader), Rock & Roll (gatling gunner), Capt.
Grid-Iron (hand-to-hand combat specialist), Blizzard (arctic attack soldier), Snake Eyes (commando)
About Nintendo Entertainment System
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