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Time Lord NES cartridge, the 1990 Time Lord Rare NES platformer published by Milton Bradley. Chase the Drakkon invaders through medieval England, the Caribbean, the Old West and 1943 France, collecting golden orbs before the year 3000 deadline. Loose cartridge only, no box or manual. Ships within 2 business days.
| Platform | NES |
|---|---|
| Publisher | None Selected |
| Condition | Loose Cartridge |
| Availability | In stock |
Time Lord NES is a side-scrolling action platformer developed by Rare and published by Milton Bradley in North America in September 1990. You travel through four eras of Earth's past to stop an alien invasion before the year 3000. This listing is the loose cartridge only, with no box or manual.
The story opens in the year 2999. The planet Drakkon sends time-traveling invasion forces into four past eras to make humanity easier to conquer. You play an unnamed Time Lord who follows them back in time.
The four eras are medieval England in 1250, the Caribbean in 1650, the American West in 1860 and France in 1943. In each one you need five golden orbs to power the time machine. Four are hidden in the level, and the fifth comes from beating that era's Drakkon Lord boss.
You start each level unarmed. Giftwrapped packages hold weapons such as swords, firearms and lasers. The clock matters too: the deadline is January 1, 3000 AD. Miss it and the time machine and the Time Lord self-destruct. There are no continues, though you can find extra lives.
Because the game has no continues and a hard deadline, time is your real enemy. Search each stage for all four hidden orbs before you face the boss, and grab every gift package you see, since you begin each era with no weapon. Extra lives are worth hunting for.
If you like this Time Lord Rare NES adventure, Rare also made Who Framed Roger Rabbit and Wizards & Warriors for the NES. Browse all NES games, or read about Time Lord on Wikipedia.
Who made this Time Lord Nintendo game?
Rare developed it, and Milton Bradley published it in North America in September 1990.
What eras does the game visit?
Medieval England (1250), the Caribbean (1650), the American West (1860) and France (1943).
Can I continue after a game over?
No. The game has no continues, but extra lives can be found in the levels.
Does it come with the box or manual?
No. This listing is the loose cartridge only.
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