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Super Pitfall

Super Pitfall is a 1986 side-scrolling non-linear platform game for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). Despite the title screen stating that it was reprogrammed by Pony Inc., the development of the NES version was handled by Micronics, a Japanese developer who mostly ported arcade games to the NES.

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Genre
Platform
Developer
Micronics (NES)
Modes
Single-player, multiplayer
Platforms
Nintendo Entertainment System, PC-88, Color Computer 3
Programmers
Color Computer 3 Steve Bjork PC-88 Makoto Ichinoseki
Publishers
JP: Pony Inc. · NA: Activision

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Super Pitfall

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Triples163
Avg. degree1.96
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Super Pitfall

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related to Sources · 113
Super Pitfall → Activision, Allgame, Alpert, Anniversary Makeover, April, Archived, August, Availability Update, Back, Badly Needed, Beep, Bill, Brett, Clash, Classic Home Video Games, CoCo, Color Computer, Color Computer Software, Company, Computer Entertainer
related to Development · 24
Super Pitfall → Atari, CoCo, Color Computer, Harry, Ikari Warriors, In Japan, It, Japanese, Lost Caverns, Makoto Ichinoseki, Micronics, Monique, Monique Bjork, NES, Nintendo Entertainment System, PC-8800, PC-8801MKIISR, Pitfall II, Retro Gamer, Steve
related to Release · 13
Super Pitfall → Activision, Color Computer, Family Computer, It, Japan, Nazo, NES, Nesrocks, November, September, Sunsoft's Atlantis, The, United States
Publishers · 2
Super Pitfall → JP: Pony Inc., NA: Activision
Release · 2
Super Pitfall → JP: September 5, 1986, NA: November 1987
Developer · 1
Super Pitfall → Micronics (NES)
Genre · 1
Super Pitfall → Platform
Modes · 1
Super Pitfall → Single-player, multiplayer
Platforms · 1
Super Pitfall → Nintendo Entertainment System, PC-88, Color Computer 3
Programmers · 1
Super Pitfall → Color Computer 3 Steve Bjork PC-88 Makoto Ichinoseki

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pitfall game super computer nes activision harry color entertainment 1986 hunt inc release japanese games issn famicom entertainer nintendo developer

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Super PitfallDeveloperMicronics (NES)1.00infobox
Super PitfallGenrePlatform1.00infobox
Super PitfallModesSingle-player, multiplayer1.00infobox
Super PitfallPlatformsNintendo Entertainment System, PC-88, Color Computer 31.00infobox
Super PitfallProgrammersColor Computer 3 Steve Bjork PC-88 Makoto Ichinoseki1.00infobox
Super PitfallPublishersJP: Pony Inc.1.00infobox
Super PitfallPublishersNA: Activision1.00infobox
Super PitfallReleaseJP: September 5, 19861.00infobox
Super PitfallReleaseNA: November 19871.00infobox
Super Pitfallis a1986 side-scrolling non-linear platform game for the Nintendo Entertainment System0.90text
Ikari Warriorsinstance ofversions of popular arcade titles0.80text
slower screen transitions.Reviews in Famicom Hisshouboninstance ofReceptionA reviewer in the Japanese video game magazine Beep described the game as average with some obvious flaws0.80text

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