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3-D WorldRunner
North American box art
Developer(s)	SquareSoft
Publisher(s)	Acclaim
Release Date(s) Famicom Disk System               JP: March 12, 1987 NES               NA: September, 1987
Platform(s)
Genre(s)	Action
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3-D WorldRunner is a video game for the Nintendo Entertainment System that was released in 1987 under the development of Square. Originally released in Japan on the Famicom Disk System as Tobidase Daisakusen, it was the first Square developed game ever to reach North American shores. In the game, you control Jack, a "space cowboy", and traverse your way through multiple different 3-D worlds. The game was praised for having polished 3-D graphics for the NES and Famicom. The game is known as having an all-star cast of designers who would go on to create the Final Fantasy series.

The game was never released in Europe.

ControlsEdit

• Up on d-pad: Makes you run faster.
• Down on d-pad: Makes you move slower.
• Left on d-pad: Makes you move to the left.
• Right on d-pad: Makes you move to the right.
• A button: Makes your character jump.
• B button: Makes your character fire projectiles.
• Start button: Pauses the game.
• Select button: Enables 3D mode. In this mode, if you have 3-D glasses, the pictures on the screen will "jump" out at you.

CharactersEdit

EnemiesEdit

• Menacing Meanies
• White Willies
• Towering Infernos
• Magic Mushrooms
• Robot Head
• Hand Man
• Venus Die Trap
• Sea Shell
• Calamitous Clam
• Spinners
• Dog Face
• Vapor Cloud
• Mean TV
• Diamond Demon

External linksEdit

• 3-D WorldRunner at GameFAQs

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