Banana Prince

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Also known as

Bananan-ōji no Daibōken バナナン王子の大冒険

A platformer where you explore levels, collect weapons and rings to defeat enemies and recover a stolen treasure.

Banana Prince (Bananan-ōji no Daibōken) was released for the Nintendo Famicom/NES in Japan on February 22, 1991, by Takara; this is the earliest commercial release of the game on the NES platform and the original release on any platform.

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Platform: Nintendo Entertainment System
Released: 1991
Genre: Action
Perspective: Side view
Visual: 2D scrolling
Size: 256.02 KB
Rating: 0 votes
Developer: KID Corp.
Publisher: TAKARA Co., Ltd.

About Banana Prince

Banana Prince is an action platformer set in a kingdom where a sacred banana has been stolen by a dragon. The prince sets out to recover it.

Gameplay involves navigating a world map to access linear platforming stages, which include environments like forests and caves. Enemies are encountered throughout these levels.

The prince obtains different weapons during the adventure to confront these foes. Rings can be collected as a form of currency to purchase items from shops found in the game.

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