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Hudson Hawk

Nintendo NES

Release Date: 1992

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Description

"Hudson Hawk" is a video game based on the 1991 adventure-comedy film starring Bruce Willis. Developed and published by Ocean Software, it was released for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) among other platforms. In this action-oriented game, players take on the role of the film’s protagonist, Eddie "Hudson Hawk" Hawkins, a cat burglar on a quest to steal three Da Vinci artworks. The gameplay mainly revolves around navigating through various levels that imitate the movie’s plot locations, such as an auction house, the Vatican, and a castle. The player must dodge, leap, and run from a variety of enemies and obstacles, employing timing and strategy to advance through the stages.

The NES version of "Hudson Hawk" is noted for its challenging gameplay and faithful adherence to the film's storyline and humor. Unique mechanics for the game include a mix of puzzle-solving elements and stealth-based tactics, where the player must avoid being detected by enemies while collecting various items to progress. Despite its ties to a widely panned film, the game itself received a mixed reception, with some appreciating its challenging nature and others finding it overly difficult and frustrating. The game represents an interesting snapshot of the early 90s era of licensed video game adaptations, where developers were tasked with translating popular film properties into interactive experiences, often with mixed results in terms of critical and commercial reception.

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