Kid Klown in Crazy Chase

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Kid Klown in Crazy Chase ( ???????????????? span> < span>, Kiddo Kuraun no Kureij? Cheisu ) is a video game platform developed and published by Kemco for Super Nintendo Entertainment System. It was released in North America in September 1994, Japan on October 21, 1994 and in Europe in 1995. The game features Kid Klown, a player character in charge of rescuing Princess Honey from Black Jack criminals. The player sees the game from an isometric perspective when Kid Klown chases the burning fuse to stop him from reaching the shovel bomb. This game was re-released for Game Boy Advance and has 11 new levels, four mini-games, and multi-player mode. The re-release was released in Europe and North America in October 2002, while a release in Japan was planned but eventually canceled. It met with mixed acceptance from the critics, who found it to be lower than other games of its kind. The game features the exclusive Japanese sequel Kid Klown on Crazy Chase 2: Love Love Hani Soudatsusen released for Sony PlayStation in 1996.

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Gameplay

The player controls the character of Kid Klown as he tries to rescue Princess Honey from the Black Jack villain. The game graph is presented in an isometric view as Kid Klown automatically moves down the road to thwart Black Jack's plan to blow up one of his shovel bombs at each level. Various obstacles cause Kown Klown to slow down if they collide with her; if Kid Klown does not get to the bomb on time or if he gets hit too often, his level is gone. The game consists of 5 stages. At each stage, Kid Klown must find all 4 light bulbs and stop the bomb to complete the level. At the end of each stage Kid Klown gets a key that can eventually be used to unlock Honey's cage. If the player gets all 4 orbs in the first corner, Kid Klown also gets a sweet heart. After the fifth stage Kid Klown must find the correct key of 10 keys to unlock Honey's cage.

There are 3 end of game:

• Good Ending : The player has collected Honey's five hearts and saved Honey from the cage without using continued.
• Ending Average
• Bad Ending : The player failed to save Honey.

In the re-release of Game Boy Advance, developers added 11 new levels and four mini-games that can be opened, as well as multi-player mode.

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Development and release

Kid Klown in Crazy Chase developed and published by Kemco for the Super NES and Game Boy Advance platforms. While the Super NES version was first released in Europe in 1995, in North America in September 1994, and in Japan on October 21, 1994, the Game Boy Advance re-release was released on 21 and 23 October 2002 in Europe and North America. , each. The Game Boy Advance version was first revealed on E3 2001, where Kemco commented that the current build is 60% complete and will be released in the summer of 2001 for Japan and November 2001 for North America. Both releases were delayed several times and the Japanese version was finally canceled. Prior to its release, it was featured at E3 2002 and Tokyo Game Show 2002.

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Reception

Kid Klown on Krazy Chase receives mixed acceptance. It holds an overall score of 64.17% on GameRankings based on three reviews. Nintendo Power gave it 3,375 of 5. Electronic Gaming Monthly gave it 7.6 out of 10, summarizing that "this one takes a lot of skills and techniques, but various antics and animations (especially on Kidd ) are very alive and make this game better than others. "IGN calls the Super NES version ignored and describes it as a" funny "game that" boasts stellar colors and some really frantic animations ". Tom Bramwell from Eurogamer describes the video game J.J. & amp; Jeff as "poor Plok / Kid Klown at Crazy Chase /Putty Quest/etc". Edge compares Let's Tap to Kid Klown due to similar challenges found in Let's Tap ' s multi-player mode. Nintendo Life Andrew Donaldson commented that although it was not a bad game, there was no reason to play it because of the lack of level and the number of games that did what was better.

The Game Boy Advance version was greeted with a similar reception. Nintendo Power gave it 3.2 out of 5, lower than the Super NES version score. IGN notes that the Game Boy Advance version "gives a good and bad impression of Kemco's ability to port SNES to handheld" and that multi-player mode will get its "dues". They gave special criticisms to build the Crazy Pursuing as rigid controls and leaps were delayed. They also criticized the animation for being less fluid than the Super NES version. GamePro ' Fennec Fox calls the Super NES game "semi-obscure", while fellow GamePro writer DJ Dinobot criticizes the Game Boy Advance preview for > Crazy Chase because of its control "is more difficult to control than Pinto 1976 with a flat tire".

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See also

• Klown Kid in the World of Night Mayor

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References

Source of the article : Wikipedia