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Lost Classics: Battle of Olympus (NES)

by William Talley, filed in Games, Lost Classics on Dec.16, 2006

Before God of War, one game successfully managed to integrate Greek mythology into video games.� Broderbund software, better known for the original Prince of Persia and the Carmen Sandiego games, crafted this tale of Orpheus, a Greek lad who adventures to Hades in order to save his love Helena.� You’ll recieve items from the gods and encounter enemies such as the Cyclpos, Medusa, and others which have been ripped from your Greek mythology textbook.� The gameplay is inspired by Zelda 2, so fans of that game should definently track this game down.

spooie

This game shall go down as having the best mythological gravity boots ever.
spooie

This game shall go down as having the best mythological gravity boots ever.
http://www.orangeloungeradio.com/ darktetsuya

spooie: as well as the WORST. PASSWORD SYSTEM. EVER. If there was ever an argument to abolish password-based games in favor of battery-backed ones, this would be it.
http://www.orangeloungeradio.com darktetsuya

spooie: as well as the WORST. PASSWORD SYSTEM. EVER. If there was ever an argument to abolish password-based games in favor of battery-backed ones, this would be it.
http://adamrulz.com/ aDam

My main problem with battery backed games is that they randomly just lose your code when the battery gets old. A password system is annoying but more stable if that makes sense.
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My main problem with battery backed games is that they randomly just lose your code when the battery gets old. A password system is annoying but more stable if that makes sense.
http://joel.button.com/ Joel

Are you sure you don’t mean Kid Icarus?
http://joel.button.com/ Joel

Are you sure you don’t mean Kid Icarus?

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