Solar Jetman: Hunt for the Golden Warpship

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Description

The golden warpship was once the most powerful ship in the galactic fleet. But the ship was captured by aliens, and its parts scattered throughout twelve different worlds. On each world deadly aliens, booby traps, black holes, and extreme gravitational forces guard the parts. It is now up to Solar Jetman to land on each of the worlds and retrieve all the parts so the golden warpship may be reassembled.

At the beginning of each world, Solar Jetman starts out at the mother ship and explores using a jetpod. When a part of the golden warpship or something else of use is located, the jetpod can be used to haul it back to the mother ship. The mother ship will move on to the next world when all the parts on the current world have been brought back. If the jetpod takes too much damage, Solar Jetman must return to the mother ship for repairs before continuing the quest.

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Part of the Following Groups

• Cave-flyers and Thrust variants
• Jetman games

User Reviews

Lunar Lander's revenge comes with equipable ships!	NES	Shoddyan (14327)
ASTEROIDS with more to it. Not a BAD game!!!	NES	Weston Sharpensteen (32)

Critic Reviews

Mean Machines	NES	Dec, 1990	94 out of 100	94
Computer and Video Games (CVG)	NES	Mar, 1991	94 out of 100	94
Total!! UK Magazine	NES	Jan, 1992	92 out of 100	92
Ultimate Nintendo: Guide to the NES Library	NES	2016		80
All Game Guide	NES	2007		80
Nintendo Magasinet (Sweden)	NES	Sep, 1991	4 out of 5	80
Tilt	NES	Apr, 1991	15 out of 20	75
Power Play	NES	Mar, 1991	48 out of 100	48
Video Games	NES	Mar, 1991	41 out of 100	41
The Video Game Critic	NES	Jun 18, 2010	D-	16

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Trivia

The Jetman character originated in two ZX Spectrum games, Jetpac and Lunar Jetman, in Rare's days as Ultimate Play the Game. This later title was partially converted to the computer systems, with The Sales Curve due to publish it, however they decided it wouldn't be profitable. The Amiga version is known to have reached a playable stage; rumours regarding the others are variable.

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• Howard & Nester do Solar Jetman (A regular feature in Nintendo Power magazine, Howard & Nester was a comic strip about two game whizzes who would one-up each other, while disclosing hints and tips, in the settings of various recently-released games for the NES platform. In Volume 20's two-page installment, Howard directs Solar Jet-pilot Nester to recover a treasure even more valuable than the scattered pieces of the Golden Warpship.)