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'''''CinemaScope Adventure: Godzilla''''' {{Nihongo|シネスコ・アドベンチャー ゴジラ|Shinesuko | '''''CinemaScope Adventure: Godzilla''''' {{Nihongo|シネスコ・アドベンチャー ゴジラ|Shinesuko Adobenchā Gojira}}, or just '''''Godzilla''''' {{Nihongo|ゴジラ|Gojira}}, is a game for the PC-8801 and FM-7 developed by [[Toho]] and released in [[1984]]. | ||
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The game is entirely text-based: the player progresses along the story by entering a keyword depending on the screen they are currently in. | The game is entirely text-based: the player progresses along the story by entering a keyword depending on the screen they are currently in. | ||
The game is divided into three parts. The first part focuses on Dr. [[Kyohei Yamane]] going to [[Odo Island]] where Godzilla is discovered. The second part follows [[ | The game is divided into three parts. The first part focuses on Dr. [[Kyohei Yamane]] going to [[Odo Island]] where Godzilla is discovered. The second part follows [[Hideto Ogata]], wandering Tokyo and talking with [[Emiko Yamane]] to persuade Dr. [[Daisuke Serizawa]]. The third part has Dr. Serizawa confronting Godzilla with the Oxygen Destroyer. | ||
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*[[Godzilla]] | *[[Godzilla (First Generation)|Godzilla]] | ||
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*[[Oxygen Destroyer]] | *[[Oxygen Destroyer]] | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*''CinemaScope Adventure: Godzilla'' is the first video game adaptation of a specific [[Godzilla ( | *''CinemaScope Adventure: Godzilla'' is the first video game adaptation of a specific [[Godzilla (franchise)|Godzilla]] film. A [[NEW Godzilla|similar game]] adapting ''[[The Return of Godzilla]]'' was released in 1985. | ||
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CinemaScope Adventure: Godzilla (シネスコ・アドベンチャー ゴジラ Shinesuko Adobenchā Gojira), or just Godzilla (ゴジラ Gojira), is a game for the PC-8801 and FM-7 developed by Toho and released in 1984.
Information
CinemaScope Adventure: Godzilla was released in November of 1984[1] at a price of ¥4,800. The game is an adaptation of the original 1954 Godzilla.
Gameplay
The game is entirely text-based: the player progresses along the story by entering a keyword depending on the screen they are currently in.
The game is divided into three parts. The first part focuses on Dr. Kyohei Yamane going to Odo Island where Godzilla is discovered. The second part follows Hideto Ogata, wandering Tokyo and talking with Emiko Yamane to persuade Dr. Daisuke Serizawa. The third part has Dr. Serizawa confronting Godzilla with the Oxygen Destroyer.
Appearances
Monsters |
Weapons, vehicles, and races |
Gallery
Full box art
Title screen
Trivia
- CinemaScope Adventure: Godzilla is the first video game adaptation of a specific Godzilla film. A similar game adapting The Return of Godzilla was released in 1985.
References
This is a list of references for CinemaScope Adventure: Godzilla. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]
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