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Monster in My Pocket

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Control a shrunken monster through urban stages using a double jump and throwable objects to stop the Warlock's plot.

Monster in My Pocket for NES was released in 1992 by Konami/Palcom; it is the original game version, so both years are 1992.


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Released
1992
Genre
Perspective
Side view
Visual
2D scrolling
Size
256.02 KB
Rating
0 votes

About Monster in My Pocket

Monster in My Pocket is a platforming game where players control either The Vampire or The Monster. Their objective is to stop the Warlock, whose plans for world domination continue despite a spell that shrunk all monsters and scattered them across Los Angeles.

Gameplay involves navigating areas like streets, sewers, a construction site, and a Japanese garden. Characters have a basic attack and can perform a double jump. They can also pick up and throw small objects, which can hit multiple enemies. The experience can be played solo or with a second player in a cooperative mode.

This title is an adaptation of a toy franchise. The physical package included an exclusive Blemmyea toy, numbered 81, which was not available separately.

Monster in My Pocket Screenshots

10 images
Title screen.
You can choose between The Vampire (Dracula) or The Monster (Frankenstein's Monster)
Warlock sent his henchmen after you... while you were watching TV.
Of course, The Vampire and The Monster won't let Warlock get away with his evil deeds!
Each stage has its own title.
Both characters have a simple, yet effective, attack.
They can also perform a double jump.
These heart bottles will refill one life bar.
You can also pick up keys and throw them at your enemies.
The Monster runs down a handrail and becomes invincible when he reaches top speed.