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"Die Hard" is a video game for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) that was released in 1991 and is based on the popular action movie of the same name starring Bruce Willis. In the game, players take on the role of tough New York cop John McClane as he attempts to save hostages and his wife from a group of terrorists in the Nakatomi Plaza skyscraper. The game features multiple floors of the building, each filled with enemies, traps, and objectives. The gameplay combines elements of action, strategy, and adventure, as players navigate through the various environments, battling terrorists and trying to avoid detection.

The game is unique in that it uses a real-time mechanic where events continue to happen even when the player is not moving, such as terrorists completing their tasks or the building's security gradually locking down different areas. This adds urgency and tension to the game, mimicking the high-stakes atmosphere of the film. "Die Hard" for the NES is also notable for its innovative use of a limited number of bullets, reflecting the film's emphasis on limited resources and McClane's need to scavenge supplies from defeated enemies. Despite mixed reviews regarding its difficulty and controls, "Die Hard" has maintained a cult following among NES enthusiasts, cherished for its ambitious attempt to translate a cinematic experience into the video game format.

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