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    Fire Bam

    Game » consists of 1 releases. Released Feb 01, 1988

    A side-scrolling platformer for the Famicom Disk System published by HAL Laboratory. It was developed by Live Planning.

    Short summary describing this game.

    Fire Bam last edited by Bowl-of-Lentils on 08/05/18 10:25AM View full history

    Overview

    Fire Bam has the player control the eponymous Fire Bam, an adventurer in a land of giant monsters who must discover what has destroyed his home and turned his parents into docile monsters. The goal of the game is to fight through individual towers and defeat a boss at the end of each one, after which Fire Bam is deposited back onto the overworld.

    Fire Bam was created for the Famicom Disk System, which had been losing steam at that point in time due to the improvements made to regular NES cartridges. It doesn't help that the game is plagued with load time issues as a result of its disk-based nature. The game was never localized or released outside of Japan.

    Gameplay

    The usual pattern is to explore the overworld until the right portal is found, fight one's way through a fast-scrolling gauntlet of enemies and platforms and defeat the boss in a one-on-one fight. After leaving these tower areas, the overworld is expanded allowing for further travel (and providing the way towards subsequent towers).

    Fire Bam can purchase goods from friendly giant lizard shopkeepers, including healing items and stronger weapons.

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