Total Recall
published by Acclaim Entertainment in 1990-08, developed by Interplay, running on Nintendo Entertainment System
type: platformer
setting: Future
perspective: side view push-scroll
player options: single player
languages: eng
setting: Future
perspective: side view push-scroll
player options: single player
languages: eng
1.7/5
Official description
How would you know if someone stole your mind? As Doug Quaid, you travel to Mars to discover your true identity. Your mission is now a journey of non-stop action, strange mutants, futuristic vehicles and a startling array of weaponry all captured in superbly-executed graphics and gameplay that compliments the success of the year's top movie!
# 2018-08-08 15:19:50 - official description
# 2018-08-08 15:19:50 - official description
Description
NES-L4-USA
A platformer with some punching and shooting. More or less follow the same plot as the movie. Notably breaks the 4th wall often, like when characters explain to Douglas Quaid (The protagonist), how he must go to mars and how to fast forward the movie to that point to save time. Aditionally, their are movie theators in the game where you can watch snipits of the movie that the protagonist is currently in. There is also occasional advice from the Governator himself (Arnold Schwarzenegger) directly to the player.
(Zerothis) - # 2008-08-22 08:07:33
A platformer with some punching and shooting. More or less follow the same plot as the movie. Notably breaks the 4th wall often, like when characters explain to Douglas Quaid (The protagonist), how he must go to mars and how to fast forward the movie to that point to save time. Aditionally, their are movie theators in the game where you can watch snipits of the movie that the protagonist is currently in. There is also occasional advice from the Governator himself (Arnold Schwarzenegger) directly to the player.
(Zerothis) - # 2008-08-22 08:07:33
Technical specs
display: raster
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Alan Pavlish (programming)Brian Fargo (programming)Eric Margolis (programming)Michael Quarles (programming)audio
David Warhol (music)David Warhol (sound effects)George Alistair Sanger (music)George Alistair Sanger (sound effects)Tags (10)
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