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1) Great game, but hard, only the best need apply. (Rating: 10)

2) Buy this game now  (Rating: 0)

3) I loved the Game on the Commodore 64 and i still love it. Great Game!!!! (Rating: 10)

4) i love the games on this website... but not this one (Rating: 0)

5) this is dumnb game (Rating: 0)

6) Excellent game! I used to play this ages ago. Can´t wait for the next towers! (Rating: 10)

7) this is awful (Rating: 1)

Nebulus Game History

Also known as Tower Toppler and Castelian, Nebulus had some very distinct programming features. Most notable was the way in which the tower moved or rotated instead of the character, which give the game an incredible sense of depth. The game achieved critical acclaim upon it's release among many of the gaming magazines of the era.

The History of Nebulus

Nebulus was developed by Traffix Entertainment Inc. and published by Hewson and U.S Gold. The game was designed by John M. Phillips and released in 1987 for the home computer market. Nebulus is single player game of the platform genre.

The main objective of the game, is to guide a small green character by the name of Pogo on his quest to destroy eight towers. Pogo starts his journey at the bottom of each tower, and then must make his way to the top.

Along the way to prevent our hero from completing his quest, the towers are littered with many enemies that Pogo has to battle with in order to reach the top. Some can be defeated by shooting. If Pogo is knocked off a ledge he falls onto the ledge below, but if there is no ledge, Pogo falls into the sea.

If the player is successful at reaching the top of the tower, Pogo must then enter the door to activate a destruction mechanism. After destroying the tower, the player is then treated to a bonus stage, which involves the shooting of fish to earn more points.

Conversions and Sequels

The game has been released on a plethora of different systems, including;
Commodore 64
Commodore Amiga
Amstrad CPC
ZX Spectrum
Nintendo Game Boy
Nintendo Entertainment System
Nintendo Wii

The game to date has only one true sequel entitled Nebulus 2, which didn't hit the dizzy heights of it's more illustrious brother.

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