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Fisher-Price Firehouse Rescue

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Navigate maze streets to find emergencies, then position your ladder to rescue pets and people.

Fisher-Price Firehouse Rescue was released for the NES by GameTek in 1992; it was an NES-exclusive title, so the original release year is also 1992.


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Released
1992
Perspective
Side view, Top-down
Size
64.02 KB
Rating
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About Fisher-Price Firehouse Rescue

Fisher-Price: Firehouse Rescue is an NES game where the core objective involves rescuing neighborhood residents and their pets. The player operates a firefighter who drives a firetruck, with both characters and vehicles designed in the recognizable Fisher-Price toy aesthetic.

Gameplay is divided into two distinct phases. Initially, the firetruck must be driven through overhead-view streets to locate a specific house. Upon arrival, the perspective shifts to the side, requiring the player to position the vehicle's ladder to safely retrieve a person or animal from above.

The initial stage presents a simple, single-screen layout, but progression introduces more challenging multi-screen areas. Later missions incorporate time constraints and require collecting keys before a rescue can be attempted.

Fisher-Price Firehouse Rescue Screenshots

10 images
Official Fisher-Price logo
Title screen
Main menu
Some of the instructions
Level select
Taking off for your rescue mission
A simple, one-screen overhead maze
Rescuing a kitty
Rescuing a person
A strangely planned neighborhood