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Captain Comic: The Adventure
Michael Denio
August 31, 1988
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Shooter, PlatformDevelopers
Michael DenioRelease Date
August 31, 1988 (36 years and 7 months ago)Publishers
Color Dreams, GradienteFranchises
Captain Comic: The Adventure
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Captain Comic: The Adventure is a platformer featuring a huge nonlinear playfield divided into several different terrains. As Comic, you must search throughout Tambi for power ups and items that will aid you in your quest to recover the three treasures. The Captain's main weapon is 'Blastola Cola', a can of drink that allows him to hurl fireballs at his foes. For each can that he finds, an additional fireball can be thrown.
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Shooter, PlatformPlatforms
Nintendo Entertainment SystemDevelopers
Michael DenioRelease Date
August 31, 1988 (36 years and 7 months ago)Publishers
Color Dreams, GradienteFranchises
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