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Circus Caper

Nintendo NES

Release Date: 1990

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Description

"Circus Caper" is an action-adventure platform game released for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in 1990. Developed by TOSE and published by Kemco in North America, the game follows the story of siblings Tim and Judy as they journey through a malevolent circus to rescue Judy, who has been kidnapped by the circus ringleader. Players control Tim as he navigates through various circus-themed levels, each packed with unique enemies, challenging obstacles, and end-level bosses that include deranged clowns and other bizarre circus acts. The overarching goal is to defeat the ringleader and save Judy, navigating through a series of themed areas, each with its own set of challenges and aesthetics.

Gameplay in "Circus Caper" involves a mix of platform jumping, item collecting, and enemy dodging, typical of many NES platformers of the era. Along the way, players can collect tickets from defeated enemies, which can be used at concession stands to play mini-games or purchase power-ups to enhance Tim’s abilities. These mini-games offer a break from the main action and include challenges such as dunk tanks and guessing games. "Circus Caper" is noted for its difficulty, a common trait for games of that time, requiring players to memorize patterns and perfect their timing to progress. Despite a mixed reception due to its challenging nature and quirky controls, the game has earned a cult following among classic NES enthusiasts for its unique circus setting and eccentric gameplay.

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