After many hours of screenchot splicing, I've finally finished the Willow Warp Map! This map illustrates how the entire game is laid out in ROM memory.

Box art of 1988 DOS version Peter Oakley Mark Weston Sprenger,,, Release, Mode(s) The video game Willow for MS-DOS, Amiga, Atari ST and Commodore 64 was developed by and and published. The main interface is a scrolling narrating the scenario of the Willow film. Several of the words are triggering the that can be played at any order. Vba To Java Converter.

The setting of each level, and the way to solve it is on each playthrough and therefore different each time the player starts the game. The levels of the game are: • The Dungeons: Ethna attempting to escape from Bavmorda's dungeons, through a randomly generated maze.

• Woods: Willow passing through the woods to the Daikini Crossroads avoiding Bavmorda's soldiers and Death Dogs. He is armed with the 3 magical acorns from the movie. • Daikini Crossroads: Willow must choose which of the two cages to open (random) in order to free Madmartigan • Ice Caves: Sleigh through a randomly generated maze.

• Battle: Madmartigan fights General Kael. With narration and images from the film are shown between the levels. Crossroads, Caves and Battle are followed by a Spellcasting mini-game (not available from the scroll screen) where the player must discover a random spell to heal Fin Raziel. The 3 spell sequences discovered are used at the very end in order to defeat Bavmorda. Main interface, which narrates film, with highlighted words acting as hyperlinks to each mini-game. Arcade game [ ] Willow Capcom Director(s) Yoshiki Okamoto Hiroyuki Kawano Seigo Ito Takashi Tateishi Release June, Mode(s), Standard Display, 384 x 224 pixels (Horizontal), 4096 colors The arcade version of the game belongs to the genre.

It has six stages, some where Willow plays his part, others where Madmartigan plays his and one of the stages where either character is selectable. Copyright Form Pajak 1721 Excel more. Move the joystick left or right to move in that direction.

Press the A button to use a weapon. Hold down the A button and let go to fire stronger shots indicated on the magic power gauge. Press the B button to jump. Kaspersky Is 2009 Version 8.0.0.357 Blacklist Proof Key! on this page. While jumping press the B button and move the joystick up to haul up ledges.

Press the B button and moving the joystick down the player can descend ledges or slide on other surfaces. Chests can be smashed open to reveal useful items. Collect gold for purchasing items at shops from the Owl Mage.

Purchasable items include weapons, healing potions, defensive jewellery, a life pack, a and some information. Depending on whether the player is playing as Willow or Madmartigan determines if either the magic weapon or the blade weapon can be purchased. There are also sub-bosses in some stages. At the end of each stage, stage boss must be defeated to proceed. NES cover art Capcom Akira Kitamura Release 1989 Mode(s) The version of Willow released for the and the is an adventure game in the vein of that's loosely based on the. The game has the player taking on the role of Willow. Unlike the film and arcade game, Willow generally travels alone, only briefly meeting other characters.