Bird Week
Bird Week is a single-player action video game released for the Nintendo Family Computer.
Bird Week
- Date
- 1986.
- Publisher
- EMI Music Japan.
- Genre
- platformer.
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Key facts
• Title — Bird Week • Developer — Lenar • Publisher — Toshiba EMI • Released — June 3, 1986 • Genre — Action • Modes — Single-player • Platforms — Family Computer
Gameplay
Gameplay
• Illustration — Mother bird is looking for butterflies to feed her baby birds with. The player plays as a bird and can either play the normal game or the single level practice game. The player must feed butterflies to the baby birds so that they can grow and eventually leave the nest. The game has no end sequence: beyond level 999, it simply repeats levels until the player loses all of their lives. Each level represents a different season of the year, beginning in early spring and then progressing through summer and autumn before repeating to the following spring. If the proper number of butterflies are not fed to the babies, then the babies end up starving to death. The player loses a life by failing to feed a baby bird, or by being caught by predators and other obstacles.
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- 1.cita ファミコン必勝本 p. 147 .
- 2.TOEMILAND Trademark of Toshiba EMI Kabushiki Kaisha. Serial Number: 74155595. TrademarkElite.
- 3.『5 魔界へようこそ』. Futami Shobo (二見書房). 25 novembre 1998.
- 4.『バード・ウィーク』. Myway Mook (マイウェイ出版). 22. 15 dicembre 2016.
- 5.cita 取扱説明書 p. 1 .
- 6.バード・ウィーク. 「FCのゲーム制覇しましょ」まとめ - atwiki (アットウィキ). 3 aprile 2009.
- 7.cita 取扱説明書 p. 4 .
- 8.cita 取扱説明書 p. 6 .
- 9.cita 取扱説明書 p. 7 .
- 10.cita 取扱説明書 p. 8 .
- 11.Zhenya "Kain" Bagatsky. Bird Week. PSCD.ru.
- 12.cita 取扱説明書 p. 9 .
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