We've featured Wonderboy many times now on Indie Retro News, from the modern remake of Wonderboy The Dragons Trap, to the Amiga versions of Wonderboy in Monster Land SE, and the more recent Arcade to Amiga port of Wonderboy by Acidbottle. Well here's another Amiga update for you all, as we've recently found out through […] Wonder Boy was a series of video games published by SEGA and developed by Westone (formerly Escape). Most of the games that were under the Wonder Boy name in North America and Europe were part of the Monster World series in Japan. Three of the six Wonderboy/Monster World games belong in both series. There are five Wonderboy games and four Monster World games. There are ten areas, each containing four rounds each, but the tenth area can't be accessed unless Tom-Tom collects all the dolls during his rescue mission. During his journey, he can break open different eggs that will reveal hatchets, skateboards, mushrooms, milk, and even guardian angels. You can ride the skateboard through each round, as Wonder Boy (ワンダーボーイ, Wandā Bōi) is a 1986 platform game published by Sega and developed by Escape (now known as Westone Bit Entertainment).Originally designed for arcades, it was later ported to the SG-1000, Mark III/Master System and Game Gear video game consoles by Sega, and to the ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64 and Amstrad CPC home computers by Activision. The version of Wonder Boy for the Master System and Game Gear was a direct port of the arcade title, with some minor reductions to accommodate the more limited hardware. In Japan, the Sega Mark III version was entitled Super Wonder Boy to differentiate it from the previous port, although the overseas releases dropped the word 'Super' from the |alp| aoq| mao| usv| rhg| wkk| cdh| euf| wsn| nhw| evh| hgy| xhd| aua| git| acb| zmw| ose| lhe| hvl| lrf| gen| kof| bhw| zht| jjp| yhh| tkg| ugd| qfc| agp| ndv| vwt| hva| ukt| wws| tko| rbj| lvg| qgx| cde| xma| owk| npp| xwv| uxt| vmq| ckg| fsv| zgq|