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Navy Seals

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Control elite fighters through platform levels to destroy terrorist-held missiles.

Navy Seals for Game Boy was released in 1991 by Ocean Software. The original game was the 1990 arcade title Navy Seals, also by Ocean.


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Released
1991
Original release
1990
Genre
Perspective
Side view
Visual
2D scrolling
Size
88.71 KB
Rating
0 votes

About Navy Seals

Navy Seals is a Game Boy title adapted from a film license, a common practice for its publisher Ocean. Players assume the role of elite U.S. military personnel on a mission to eliminate terrorist-held missiles.

The core progression involves navigating through distinct levels, each concluding with an exit that advances the player. Story elements are conveyed through static images and text displayed before and after these stages. Enemy combatants are encountered throughout, and weapon upgrades can be acquired during play.

Its fundamental design aligns with the platforming genre typical of many contemporary movie-based games. This handheld iteration features specific differences from its home computer counterpart, including altered level designs and the absence of mechanics involving ladders, ropes, or bomb placement.

Navy Seals Screenshots

12 images
Title screen
Practice is no luxury, this game is tough
The first level, find the terrorist hideout
Level 1, jumping
Level 1, found the exit to the next level
Level 1 completed
Level 2, rescue the hostage
Level 2, this level is pretty hard
Level 2, watch the ceiling else you'll get hit by this..
Level 2, a pixel precision jump
Loose a life screen, you'll see this a lot
Level 2, the exit is up there