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3-D WorldRunner

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Also known as
The 3D Battles of World Runner Tobidase Daisakusen とびだせ大作戦

Jump between worlds to defeat Grax in this third-person perspective action game.

3-D WorldRunner (Tobidase Daisakusen) was released for the Famicom/NES in Japan on March 12, 1987, and in North America in September 1987; this is the original platform and earliest commercial release.


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Released
1987
Genre
Perspective
Behind view
Size
128.02 KB
Rating
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About 3-D WorldRunner

3-D WorldRunner presents a scenario where the inhabitants of eight worlds within Solar System #517 are under threat from Grax and his Serpentbeasts. The player controls the designated hero, whose primary action is to jump.

Gameplay involves navigating a path that moves toward the screen from a third-person perspective. Jumping is used to avoid pits and adversaries, as well as to reach the tops of columns. Collectible bonus items can be found in various locations, including airborne, on column tops, and on the ground. The original release included 3-D glasses to enable a stereoscopic visual effect.

3-D WorldRunner Screenshots

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Title
Worldrunning between enemies
Worldrunning between columns
WorldJumping
Falling down the hole
Catching a Ride on a Bonus Balloon
Bonus World
The evil serpent beast
Japanese title screen.