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Interview with Master Higgins

Zentendo News Editor, Chris DeWitt, interviews Master Higgins, known for being the man the character in Adventure Island was based upon s well as being able to hit a button 15 times in one second. The interview confirmed Adventure Island for WiiWare, a possible Hudson Balance Board Action/Puzzler, and two of the following three games for N America: Alien Crush, Blue Oasis, and Karaoke Joysound Wii, as well as a Caravan Tour for next year.

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Revisiting Adventure Island - A 2D action-filled tropical paradise

A.J. says: "When it comes to fast-paced retro platformers, very few games stand out in my memory as being as enjoyable as Adventure Island. Pull up your grass skirt, grab a stone axe, and let's eat as much fruit as our stomachs can handle!"

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crazyaejay3072d ago

I love this series. So many 8-bit memories.

Gh05t3072d ago

I used to wake up watch Saturday morning cartoons and as soon as Looney Toons was over turn this game on until my parents woke up... Ohhhh to be 5 again.

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Top 10 Games of 1986 - A revolutionary year for gaming

A.J. says: "The mid-80s was an exciting time for gaming whether you preferred playing on a PC, NES, or arcade machine. Last year on New Year's Eve, I counted down the best games of 1995 but this year we're going back even further."

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Free Game Spotlight: Adventure Island

From Strategyinformer.com: "We've been scouring through the Internet to find some of the latest Indie games that are free to download and play. You're probably aware that we add new games to our download database daily, but now and again we like to remind you about some of the ones that are especially interesting.

Adventure Island is a light hearted point-and-click adventure game created by Elen Heart. While playing you may find familiar footprints from games such as Myst, Atlantis, Black Mirror, Syberia, Broken Sword, Monkey Island, The Dig, and many more."

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