Doraemon: Giga Zombie no Gyakushū

aka: Doraemon RPG

Moby ID: 13358

Released

September 14, 1990 on NES

Credits

24 people

Publishers

Epoch Co., Ltd.

Developers

Himax

Moby Score: n/a
Collected By: 9 players

Genre: Role-playing (RPG)
Perspective: 1st-person
Top-down
Pacing: Turn-based
Misc: Licensed

Media Type: Cartridge

Description

This game is based on the animé series about the mechanical blue cat Doraemon, who can turn dream into reality and create magical worlds where he helps people and fights the evil.

Some time ago, Giga Zombie revived dead kings in order to conquer the world. Doraemon and his friends fought the evil being, but were trapped in a magical portal, and ended up in different time periods. In this game, the nameless hero (you can choose to be either male or female) must help Doraemon to find his friends and to save the world once again.

The game is a traditional top-down RPG with turn-based party combat viewed from first person perspective. The unusual part is the time traveling. You and your party can travel to different time periods, change the present and discover many secrets.

Spellings

ドラえもんギガゾンビの逆襲 - Japanese Spelling

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Credits (NES version)

24 People

Producer (プロデューサー)	Hiroshi Ukisu (うきすひろし)
Production Director (せいさく・そうしき)	Sadao Miyahara (みやはらさだお)
Director (かんとく)	Ikou Sansei [いこうさんせい]
Chief Director (チーフディレクター)	Masayuki Horie (Text Font 'Horielle' [ほりえまさゆきもじフォント「ホリエール」])
Sub Director (サブディレクター)	Takashi Kutsukake (Tarcy Looper [ターシー・ルーパー]) Nova Hoihoi [ホバ・ホヒホヒ]
Program (プログラム)	Himax [ハイマックス]
Programmers (プログラマー)	Satoshi Oikawa (おいかわさとし) Satoshi Shinomiya (しのみやさとし) Yasuo Watanabe (わたなべやすお)
Advisors (アドバイザー)	Ennoshita no Taikomachi [えんのしたのたいこまち] Torajima Ikkakujū [とらじまいっかくじゅう] Akagi [アカギー] Kōichi Sawada (Sawadashi [サワダシ]) Seiji Shimamura (Seiji [せいじ]) Sato-Bot [さとボット] Naoya Suzuki (Naoya [ナオヤ]) Toshihiro Nakanishi (Toshi [トシ])
Graphic Design (グラフィックデザイン)	Takashi Nagasaki (ながさきたかし) Tomoe Inazawa (いなざわともえ)
Sound (サウンド)	Takashi Kutsukake (Tarcy Looper [ターシー・ルーパー])
Scenario (シナリオ)	Red Company [レッドカンパニー] Pop House [ポップハウス]
Support (きょうりょく)	Shōgakukan [しょうがくかん]
Produced by (せいさく)	Epoch-sha [エポックしゃ]

Trivia

Translation

Giga Zombie no Gyakushuu can be translated as "Giga Zombie Strikes Back". A 1999 released fan translation used the name The Revenge of Giga Zombie.

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MobyGames ID: 13358

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Game added May 20, 2004. Last modified August 17, 2023.