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The Krion Conquest NES game is a 1991 action platformer by Vic Tokai, known in Japan as Magical Kids Doropie. Switch wand powers, charge shots and fire straight up. You get the loose cartridge only, with no box or manual. Orders ship within 2 business days.
| Platform | NES |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Vic Tokai, Inc. |
| Condition | Loose Cartridge |
| Availability | In stock |
The Krion Conquest NES game is a side-scrolling action platformer starring a young witch armed with a magic wand. Vic Tokai developed and published it, and it reached North America on January 25, 1991. This listing is the loose cartridge only, with no box or manual.
In Japan the game is called Magical Kids Doropie. The heroine's outfit changes color to show which wand power is active, such as red for the normal shot and blue for the freeze shot. Switching powers is central to getting past enemies and bosses.
The game is often compared to the early Mega Man titles. Unlike the first three Mega Man games, it lets you shoot straight up, crouch to dodge and charge attacks.
The North American release was changed in several ways. The continue feature was removed, which the publisher tied to the appeal of difficult games in North America. Most cutscenes were cut, leaving only a modified introduction. The hexagram shown at the end of each stage was also removed, because Nintendo of America did not allow religious content at the time.
Because the North American cart has no continue feature, you have to get through it without continuing. Learn which wand power suits each enemy, and use the freeze shot and charged attacks on tough spots. Players who want the full story scenes would need the Japanese Magical Kids Doropie release, since most cutscenes are missing here.
Browse all of our NES games. If you enjoy this style, try Mega Man, or pick up another Vic Tokai release, Clash at Demonhead. Read more about The Krion Conquest on Wikipedia.
Who made The Krion Conquest?
Vic Tokai developed and published it. The Krion Conquest Vic Tokai release came out in North America in January 1991.
Is it the same as Magical Kids Doropie?
It is the North American version of that game, with no continues, fewer cutscenes and the stage-end hexagram removed.
Does it come with a box?
No. You get the Krion Conquest NES cartridge only, with no box or manual.
How many players?
It is a single-player game.
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Steven –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
the graphics even look like they were edits of megaman graphics and the control …
It seems to be a Megaman knockoff, the graphics even look like they were edits of megaman graphics and the control is very similar. This isn’t a bad thing though, as megaman games look and play beautifully. The powers you get in this game are all pretty different and useful. I reccomend it fo any NES enthusiest.
BA –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
It’s kinda like Mega Man
Ok, maybe it’s not quite as good, but the game play is very similar. Fun to play, good music. Highly recommended, albeit somewhat obscure, title for the NES