Help me find more games like LOLO for NES and SNES!

[Cmosfm]

Simple and straightforward, I need some help finding games that are similar to The Adventures Of Lolo for NES and also similar games for SNES. Most importantly NES, as I have all but about 50 NES games so I won't have to track them down and I don't have time to play through all the games to find certain ones either.

So, if you guys know of any, I'd really appreciate it.

Also, if anyone has a Lolo 3 for sale, I need it. PM me. :)

[GrandAmChandler]

Kickle Cubicle for NES

Go. Now. Play it.

[Darren870]

Just about to say that ^ ^ ...great game

[lol monster]

what is lolo about/like?

[Jorpho]

I wrote a review of Eggerland Meikyuu no Fukkatsu here (http://www.digitpress.com/reviews/eggerland.htm) that I think sums things up nicely. It wasn't the only Lolo/Eggerland game not to be released for the NES, either; more recent developments include a Palm knockoff.

Mole Mania for the B&W GB often comes up. And perhaps Kwirk? The Continuing Adventures of Cyberbox (http://www.edcollins.com/cyberbox/) is available for the PC, but it's a bit on the short side. How about Kablooey! for the SNES? Or what about that one for the N64, with the barrels of dynamite?

[jajaja]

I remember lolo 2 well from my childhood. That game is very long and some puzzles are damn hard.

[Dire 51]

I still have the main theme of Lolo 1 stuck in my head, after all these years. Fun, tough game it was.

I'll go ahead and cast another vote for Kickle Cubicle. You may also want to check out an Famicom title by Konami called Moai-Kun, as it's along the same lines.

[mills]

pipe dream for nes

[jajaja]

Solomon's Key and Fire & Ice (Solomon's Key 2) is also pretty cool. Same with Puzznic.

[segarocks30]

Cmosfm, you haven't posted in awhile! Welcome back! At least to my understanding. :D

[Ed Oscuro]

http://www.3drealms.com/paganitzu/index.html

Maybe vaguely like it.

Years ago I played a DOS remake of the game (before I had heard of Lolo) with all sorts of pretty colors...if anybody's interested I could try to look through the CD for the name.

[Jorpho]

Ah, Paganitzu. That reminds me of Soleau's Bolo Adventures.
http://www.soleau.com/dosgame.html

I don't suppose Brain Lord counts, does it?

[christhegamer]

Ah, Paganitzu. That reminds me of Soleau's Bolo Adventures.
http://www.soleau.com/dosgame.html

I don't suppose Brain Lord counts, does it?

Kirby's Adventure for the GB has Lolo & Lala in a cameo appearance; does that count? :P

(seriously, though; I have no idea.)

[Crush Crawfish]

I'm gonna throw in another vote for the amazing Kickle Cubicle. Solomon's Key for NES and Goof Troop for SNES are similar as well.

Also, I recall hearing about a Gameboy version of Lolo 2, that was in fact an entirely new game. I'm not sure on this, though.

[Jorpho]

I'm gonna throw in another vote for the amazing Kickle Cubicle. Solomon's Key for NES and Goof Troop for SNES are similar as well.

Also, I recall hearing about a Gameboy version of Lolo 2, that was in fact an entirely new game. I'm not sure on this, though.

Goof Troop? Now there's something you don't hear about every day. I do recall reading the writeup in Nintendo Power; is it a particularly good game in the end?

As I recall there was one official Lolo Game Boy game; it's one of those aforementioned ones that was not released outside of Japan.

How about Stop That Roach? Or Chip's Challenge, for that matter?

[16-bit]

Booby Kids for the famicom.

[Famidrive-16]

Kickle Cubicle

And if you won't mind a Game Boy mention, Boomer's Adventure reminded me a lot of Lolo.

[Crush Crawfish]

I'm gonna throw in another vote for the amazing Kickle Cubicle. Solomon's Key for NES and Goof Troop for SNES are similar as well.

Also, I recall hearing about a Gameboy version of Lolo 2, that was in fact an entirely new game. I'm not sure on this, though.

Goof Troop? Now there's something you don't hear about every day. I do recall reading the writeup in Nintendo Power; is it a particularly good game in the end?


I haven't played it in a while, but I do recall enjoying it quite a bit. It's definitely worth giving it a try, capcom's disney games were always quality stuff.

[badinsults]

Try Little Magic:

http://www.digitpress.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=73828

[goldenaxe90]

NES

Boulder Dash - you push boulders around and try to find diamonds
Arkista's Ring - No block pushing, but you do have tons of one screen levels where you must kill enemies and find keys
Exodus/Crystal Mines - same game unless I'm mistaken, except for the religious overtones
Joshua - I think just about the same as Exodus
Krazy Kreatures - Somewhat Lolo-ish
Mendel Palace - Somewhat Lolo-ish
Bomberman/Robowarrior - if you really want to push it, running around in rooms uncovering stuff with bombs

Well that's all I can think of, really, Kickle Cubicle is the most similiar you will find