Journey to Silius

aka: Raf World, The Terminator

Released

August 10th, 1990 on NES

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Moby Score

7.5

#6,525 of 158K

Critics

77% (12)

Players

(21)

Ranking

#99 on NES

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51 players

Genre: Action
Perspective: Side view
Visual: 2D scrolling
Fixed / flip-screen
Gameplay: Arcade
Platform
Shooter
Setting: Sci-fi / futuristic
Misc: Regional differences

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The year is 0373 in the new space age calendar. The earth's population is growing rapidly and people are now forced to start space colonies. Jay McCray is among those leaving earth and heading to the colony in the Silius solar system. Unfortunately, terrorists have destroyed a research colony there. Jay's father was killed in this attack and now Jay vows to destroy the terrorists responsible and to continue the research his father was working on.

Journey To Silius is a side scrolling platform game. On each level there are a wide variety of robot enemies guarding the terrorist's fortress, along with several weapons to find, which makes the mission easier. There are a total of six stages, each ending with a very large boss.

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ラフ World - Japanese spelling

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27 People (17 developers, 10 thanks) · View all

Directer	Vegas Cho Musou (Chow-Mu-Sow)
Programmer	Masahito Nomura (Nom) Hiroaki Higashiya (Hiro-Kun) Masaaki Kitagawa (North-River) Sleepy.H
Graphic Designer	You-Ri Idaten Hebereke N. Habari Masashi Tsukada (Masashi)
Music Staff	Nobuyuki Hara (Nobuyuki) Naohisa Morota (Marumo) Shinichi Seya (About.SS) Naoki Kodaka (N. Kodaka) Manabu Sakota (Mabochan)
Special Thanks	Koichi Kitazumi (Kitachin) Ring Ring Mac Right Hand Noriko Ichikawa (Nori) Hero Atsushi Sakai (Asshi) Dagawa-R Jay Moon (J. Moon)
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Ever notice how the first boss looks like a T-800 exoskeleton?... well it almost is. Journey to Silius started out life as a videogame to The Terminator. For whatever reason it was scrapped and the graphics converted into their current form and storyline.