Ice Climber: Classic NES Series

During the icy winter, Popo and Nana decided to go to the snowy mountains to have more memorable memories before they entered the new school year. However, they do not know that there are many potential threats here, and one of them is Condor. It is known to be a very evil eagle when it often steals food and eats smaller innocent animals. The two main characters came here and brought a source of food, but unfortunately, it was taken away by Condor. They felt difficult and angry, so they decided to reclaim it. But this is not easy, as the thief fled to the top of the mountain.

Climb to the top of the mountain to catch the evil bird and reclaim food is what players need to do in this game. However, the support that came from the game did not include cables or protective clothing but only a wooden hammer. It may sound a little complicated, but the hammer is really useful when it can be used to fend off enemies and to break the snow and ice in the way. There are eight levels that need to be crossed to move to another mountain. Each level is divided into two stages: Normal and Bonus. In the first stage, there is no difficulty because it only consists of ice sheets. The platform to overcome it is to simply use the hammer to break obstacles, then climb higher. The next stage is limited to 40 seconds, and this probably is where players leave their lives frequency.

Why is that? Because the distance between the steps here will be higher, not even reachable with a jump but through the icebergs moving back and forth. Hordes of ferocious animals may appear and eat characters if they are close enough. These include Topi, Nitpicker, and the White Bear. Although equipped with weapons to combat these dangers, but it is still an enormous pressure when the time is limited and is gradually decreasing. Sometimes, you will realize that missing an opportunity to jump up a notch will be the cause of failure.

Two-player mode is also supported. Meanwhile, both brothers Popo and Nana will automatically be selected to role-play. The mechanism of action is no different from the single-player mode but will bring a much more dramatic feeling. If two people move too far apart or over the specified distance, they will have to replay from the beginning.