A Boy and His Blob: Trouble on Blobolonia

A Boy and His Blob ( full title: David Crane's A Boy and His Blob: Trouble on Blobolonia ) is a video game released in 1989 for the Nintendo Entertainment System. The game was developed by David Crane in his studio Absolute Entertainment. Co - author of the game was Garry Kitchen. 1990 saw the sequel by the same developer.

Gameplay

It is in A Boy and his Blob is a side- scrolling platform game in which a little boy and his friend Blobert, a movable rubber mold, the earth and Bloberts travel home planet Blobolonia to rid the fellows of the blob from a tyrant.

The player controls while the boy out of a two-dimensional side view. The blob follows the boys on command. Since the character can only run and climb ladders, it is dependent on a blob to overcome obstacles in the way of example. This he achieved by giving different candies on the blob for consumption, what this transformed according to a predetermined shape. Thus, a variety transform the blob into a ladder while transforming it into a honey - sweet whirring bird. Under these conditions, the player navigates the duo through the levels to avoid enemies and collect treasures, which ought to be preserved on the way to stock up on candy.

Successor

In 1990 The Rescue of Princess Blobette (full name: David Crane's A Boy and his Blob in The Rescue of Princess ... Blobette ) for the Game Boy. Playful, it is identical to its predecessor, as a framework for action is a mission to liberate a princess set. There have also been announced yet more parts so Jelly's Cosmic Adventure for the Game Boy Advance and A Boy and His Blob ( without subtitles ) for the Nintendo DS. However, both games do not get beyond the planning stage and have been set obviously. On 6 November 2009, a Nintendo Wii offshoot appeared in Europe called A Boy and his Blob. It was developed by WayForward.

Swell

• NES game
• Game Boy game
• Wii game
• Computer game 1989
• Computer puzzle game
• Virtual Console game

• USK without classification