The Great Giana Sisters - Atari ST (1987)
"The Great Giana Sisters" is a platform game developed by Time Warp and published by Rainbow Arts in 1987 on the Atari ST.
00:00 Title screen (music from Jochen Hippel - Mad Max)
01:37 Giana Stage 01
02:39 Giana Stage 02
03:54 Maria Stage 01
04:46 Maria Stage 02
06:09 Maria Stage 03
07:17 Giana Stage 02
07:51 Giana Stage 03
09:14 Giana Stage 04
10:18 Maria Stage 03
10:52 Giana Stage 04
12:01 Giana Stage 05
12:21 Game Over
After a long and deep sleep, Giana finds herself in a mysterious and evil dreamworld where everything is strange and different.
It is known for its controversial production history and its similarities to the Nintendo platform game Super Mario Bros., which prompted legal pressure against the producers of the game.
The Great Giana Sisters is a 2D side-scrolling arcade game in which the player controls either Giana or her sister Maria. The game supports alternating 2 players, with second player taking control of Maria.
Each level contains a number of dream crystals, which gives points when collected in order to make the game's high score. An extra life can be gained by collecting 100 dream crystals. Extra lives can also be found in the form of hidden "Lollipop" items.
Enemies can be defeated by jumping on them or shooting them after obtaining the relevant powerups. The enemies include owls, rolling eyeballs, flesh-eating fish and deadly insects. The "Fire Wheel" transforms Giana into a punk with the ability to crush rocks by jumping beneath them. "Lightning Bolt" awards Giana "Dream Bubbles", a single projectile shot. "Double Lightning" gives her ability to shoot recoiling projectiles. "Strawberries" gives the ability to shoot homing projectiles. There is one defensive item in the game, the "Water-Drop", which protects Giana against fire. A number of special items can also be triggered that affects the entire screen, such as the "Clock", which freezes all enemies on-screen, and the "Magic Bombs" kills all enemies. These items are found in the item blocks scattered around the stages.
There are two types of stages in the game, an "Overworld" and "Underground" stage. The "Overworld stages" feature green scenery and pipe-shaped objects, along with bottomless pits for Giana to avoid. The "Underground" stages feature additional hazards such as water and fire, as well as bosses.
There are in total 32 stages in the game. Hidden "Warp-Blocks" can be found to jump through portions of the game.
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