Norse by Norsewest - Return of the Lost Vikings USA
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| Full Name | Norse by Norsewest - Return of the Lost Vikings [U][NTSC-U] [SLUS-00466].7z |
| Filesize | 111.8 MB |
| Region | USA |
| Can Download | Yes |
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Description
"Norse by Norsewest - Return of the Lost Vikings" is a classic puzzle-platformer game for the PSX that follows the adventures of Erik the Swift, Baleog the Fierce, and Olaf the Stout as they embark on a journey to find their way home. With over 35 levels of challenging gameplay and colorful graphics, this game will keep you entertained for hours on end. Download the ROM now to experience the thrill of solving puzzles, battling enemies, and exploring new worlds with the Lost Vikings.
Comments
There is also a GBA version of The Lost Vikings, which is almost identical to the PC version! :) This game is awesome, period. :)
The story is weird, but no surprise from this game its supposed to be weird.
While the SNES one has crisper drawn sprites the CD versions of the game had pre-rendered sprites instead, which was kinda the thing back then.
A full animated intro and full animated sprites over the small amount of frames the SNES one had.
Not to mention a ton of voice acting for just about everything, which I believe was from some top cartoon voice actors at the time. If you were a kid back then, you'd just know.
Good game, hit or miss for those who don't or do like the usual CD multimedia mash ups of the nineties. So if you need a mute button for this one consider the SNES version, it is smaller. Those who wanna relive a bit of wasted childhood go on, listen to the complaining vikings again.
The best quote is when they start to become aware that you're losing alot.
Some small laughs here and there, its worth listening to.
By that last comment, I actually mean it is the exact story of Lost Vikngs 2
Like the SNES Lost Vikings, only "upgraded" graphics, which in my opinion, look worse, and with voice actors, which aren't bad, but all in all I still prefer the SNES version
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