Wayne's World

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Wayne's World for the Nintendo Entertainment System comes straight from the era that made it: the early nineties, when the Saturday Night Live sketch had exploded into a full-blown cultural phenomenon, spawning hit films, merchandise and, yes, a side-scrolling platformer starring Wayne and Garth. Party on, indeed. The NES was still sitting in millions of American living rooms when THQ released this one in November 1993, and putting Wayne's face on a cartridge was about as sure a marketing move as the decade could offer.

Developed by Radical Entertainment, the game follows the film's plot, with Wayne and Garth trying to stop a rich producer from buying their public access show. Wayne fights with karate kicks and Garth with a 4000-volt laser gun, and the stages run through locations fans of the film will recognize: Kramer's Music Store, where Wayne battles animated instruments, the Gasworks, where he gets past bouncers and martial artists to meet Cassandra, an alley full of ninjas and black cats for Garth, and finally Ben's studio and condo, where the show contract and Cassandra hang in the balance.

Defeating enemies drops donuts and P power-ups that build up Wayne's worthiness and strengthen his attacks, every stage runs against a time limit, and a bonus donut round after each level awards an extra life to anyone who grabs them all. GamePro's reviewer, writing as Data Carvey, singled out its humor, from the enemies to the cutscenes between levels, and Paul Wilkinson wrote the soundtrack. It is a licensed game through and through, and a pure piece of nineties Americana in gray plastic.

Fast factsgame data via IGDB
Released
1993
Publisher
THQ
Developer
Radical Entertainment

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