Dangerous Dave in the Deserted Pirate's Hideout

Description

Guide Dave through ten terrifying levels as he tries to reclaim his trophies from a deserted pirate's hideout! This is a standard platform run and jump game although with only 10 levels it's meant to be more difficult than the usual.

This game is in 16-color double-res mode on the Apple II and is essentially the same as the original Apple II hi-res version titled "Dangerous Dave in the Deserted Pirate's Hideout".

Alternate Titles

• "Dangerous Dave in Trophy Trouble" -- Apple II Double-Res Title
• "Dangerous Dave" -- DOS Title

Part of the Following Groups

• Dangerous Dave series
• Sea Pirates

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User Reviews

Challenging	DOS	Black Wolf (37232)
Very cool.	DOS	Bill Greenlee (3)
Neat little 72 KB game.	DOS	Jim Fun (226)
An odd and silly game I happen to like.	DOS	Tomer Gabel (4476)

The Press Says

Abandonia

DOS

Nov 19, 2007

5 out of 5

100

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Trivia

Very little-known fact directly from John Romero: "the fire with the word "Dangerous Dave" in it that you see on the main screen of the PC version was totally lifted from Ultima V: Warriors of Destiny. Basically, I thought that fire animation was really cool so I just pressed reset during Ultima V's main menu and rebooted to a clean disk and saved out the 2nd Apple II HIRES screen that had all the animations on it. Move it to the PC from the Apple II, touch it up a little and *voila*."