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Ultima: Warriors of Destiny

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Lead your party to rescue Lord British from the Underworld in this expansive RPG sequel.

Ultima: Warriors of Destiny is the NES version of Ultima VI: The False Prophet, released in North America in 1993 by FCI. The original game, Ultima VI, was first released for DOS in 1990, but the NES port is a distinct version with a 1993 release.


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Released
1993
Original release
1992
Perspective
Diagonal-down
Visual
2D scrolling
Size
256.02 KB
Rating
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About Ultima: Warriors of Destiny

Ultima: Warriors of Destiny is a role playing game for the Nintendo Entertainment System. It functions as a direct sequel, continuing the narrative and characters from its predecessor, Quest of the Avatar.

The player assumes the role of the Avatar, leading a team on a mission to rescue the missing Lord British from the Underworld. This quest involves navigating expansive landscapes and interacting with a large population of characters. A primary antagonist is the usurper Blackthorn, while the Shadowlords present a monstrous threat bent on destruction.

The game is noted for its substantial scope, utilizing over two megabytes of memory to create an experience designed to last for more than one hundred hours. Player progress, including score and position, is preserved using a long life lithium battery save system. The package included an 84 page full color hint book. The development was handled by the creators of the original award winning PC title.

Ultima: Warriors of Destiny Screenshots

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Title Screen
Typical Ultima-style character creation
The Avatar
Intro
Starting the game
Wandering along endless roads
Castle