Release Date: June 2, 2004
Next conversion from NES console. This time we are dealing with the classic arcade classics from 1984. The player tries to climb to the top of the mountain, solving problems encountered on the way.
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Features
Perfect re-creation of the beloved original!
Scale 32 mountains
One- and two-player action
Ice Climber's Popo and Nana have always been pioneers: both in mountain-climbing exploration and NES gameplay. After 20 years, the duo return to scale the heights and bonk ornery seals and vegetable-stealing condors on the head (shhhh, don't tell PETA) as part of the NES Classic Series for Game Boy Advance.
If Super Smash Bros. Melee on the Nintendo GameCube has been your only exposure to the parka-clad pair, check out this sharp rendition of the original NES game. As Popo (player two plays as Nana), use your trusty mallet to work your way up the mountain. Chip away at the blocks overhead, then jump up through the resulting hole to the mountain's next level. Once Popo reaches the top level, he enters a fast-moving bonus stage in which he can pick up veggies and, hopefully, reach the summit for a big-point payday.
Of course, not everyone's ive of Popo's pastime. Mountain-men fill Popo's holes, so jump through the gaps quickly. It's easy to slip off some of the icy levels. Polar bears, seals and other ferocious fauna want to pooh-pooh Popo's quest. Do away with these pesky animals by giving them a swift strike with the mallet. Hey, nothing should stand in the way of you and your veggies. Mom would be proud.
With the addition of a second Game Pak and a Game Boy Advance Game Link Cable, you and a friend can climb a mountain, together. After all, Popo shouldn't have to go it alone.
Platforms:
Game Boy Advance
System Requirements for Ice Climber: Classic NES Series Video Game:
Game Boy Advance
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link-cable additionally (GBA): link-cable
