Arcade Game: Popeye nes (1982 Nintendo)
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Arcade Game: Popeye (1982 Nintendo)
A platform/run and jump game featuring characters from the famous King Features Syndicate cartoon show of the same name. The aim of the game is to rescue Popeye's girlfriend, Olive Oyl. This is achieved by catching a set number of objects thrown down by Olive from the top of the screen; such as hearts, letters and musical notes. Popeye is constantly pursued in his quest by love rival, Bluto (a.k.a. Brutus). Popeye must either run away from Bluto or grab some spinach and punch him off the screen (he will, of course, return). Should any of Olive Oyl's items fail to be caught, they will fall into the water at the bottom of the screen. Popeye will then have only a few seconds to retrieve the object or a life is lost. Several other Popeye characters also make an appearance in the game; namely Wimpy, Sweet-pea, the Sea Hag and her Vulture, whose name is Bernard. The game's three levels are the dock scene, the street scene and the shipboard scene. These repeat with increasing difficulty. Note: This time No cheat used. Only save states were used throughout the game. After the game was beaten, it endlessly repeats level 1 over and over. Level 10 becomes Level A and Level 11 becomes Level B and so on. The game is endless.
Popeye (NES) Playthrough - NintendoComplete
A playthrough of Nintendo's 1986 game for the NES, Popeye. Popeye, like most arcade games from the early 80s, doesn't have an ending. After playing through the game's three boards, you loop back to the first board, but each loop ups the difficulty level by throwing out more obstacles, speeding hazards up, and Brutus's AI gets more and more aggressive. I got to Round C (twelfth stage) before getting a Game Over in this video. This was one of the games my sister and I would rent often as kids. We liked Donkey Kong, too, but this one was definitely the one that won out most often. It's extremely simple, but that's the best part of it. It's definitely old-school, even compared to the majority of NES games, but it's addictive. It usually feels pretty fair, and there's always a viable way to improve no matter how many times you play, whether it be finding a new placement you found where you can catch the objects without falling off of a platform, routes to take to avoid Brutus, or best times to grab the spinach. It's like any other stone age coin-op - nothing really matters except score - but the easy-to-pick-up/impossible-to-master game play and the Popeye license made it something really special for us growing up. There was also a "variant" of sorts made - much like Donkey Kong Jr. Math was of DK Jr., a Japanese-only release named Popeye no Eigo Asobi (Popeye's English Game) that had Popeye translating words from katakana into English. It's quite bizarre. If you're interested, you can see my playthrough of that
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