NES

Little Nemo: The Dream Master

Barring a disappointing final sequence that dramatically changes the gameplay by replacing the candy with a poorly implemented attack ability and throws players into frustrating boss fights, this is one of the very best platformers of its time.

If you are looking for a Platform game with a different style of gameplay, it's worth it to try Nemo. As if you are wanting to walk around in your house as of being 2 inches tall, or being in a oversized house of toys, this game is one of the most imagitive games out there.

2 Punkte Abzug gibt es für die verkorkste Musik, das nicht vorhandene Passwortsystem und den etwas zu geringen Umfang. Dennoch gehört für mich "Little Nemo" zu den schönsten Jump´n´run-Spielen für das gute alte Famicom, vor allem durch die unverbrauchte Thematik und das Spielprinzip. Wobei man die Thematik wohl erst dann richtig verstehen wird, wenn man die Comics gelesen hat. Aber oben steht ja die ISBN-Nummer! :D Wer sich also mal wieder in andere Traumwelten fallen lassen möchte, der ist bei "Little Nemo" genau richtig!

O pequeno Nemo recebe a visita de uma fada, que pede ao pequeno herói que salve a princesa do mundo encantado dos sonhos. Você deve encontrar as chaves para sair de oito sonhos.

Little Nemo isn't short on ideas, finding which creatures to use where and how is quite entertaining and makes the game somewhat more cerebral than your average platformer. The graphics aren't all that bad really, although the sprites are a little poorly defined at times, and the sound is passable.Unfortunately, Little Nemo is very frustrating for a couple of reasons. For starters the collision detection is pretty dodgy in the favour of the enemy creatures, allowing them to hit you from miles away whilst your attacks fail to connect despite their accuracy. The worst thing about Little Nemo is the number of instant-death locations where it is impossible to avoid injury. There's nothing worse than being down to your last reserves of energy and knowing you are approaching a trap or enemy which is going to kill you, without possible hope of escape. Little Nemo could have been a great game, as it is it's just a good effort spoiled by some tedium-inducing flaws.