The Dynastic Hero (JP,US) (Action Adventure,Metroidvania) (BIN,CHD,ISO) (PC Engine CD)

1993 · action · adventure · The Data Archivist V0.01

VIDEO LONGPLAY : https://archive.org/details/PC-Engine_CD_Longplay_-_The_Dynastic_Hero Source : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wonder_Boy_in_Monster_World#Conversions_and_ports Wonder Boy in Monster World , known in Japan as Wonder Boy V: Monster World III , is a side-scrolling action role-playing game originally developed by Westone and published by Sega for the Mega Drive/Genesis in 1991 . It is the fifth game in the Wonder Boy series and the third game in the Monster World sub-series, following Wonder Boy in Monster Land ( Super Wonder Boy: Monster World on the Japanese Sega Mark III) and Wonder Boy III: The Dragon's Trap ( Monster World II: Dragon no Wana on the Japanese Game Gear). Versions for other platforms were also made. In 1993, Sega released a Master System version of the game specifically for the European market, while in 1994, Hudson Soft remade the game for the TurboDuo under the title of The Dynastic Hero ( 超英雄伝説ダイナスティックヒーロー , Chō Eiyū Densetsu Dainasutikku Hīrō ) , featuring an all-new theme and cast of characters. In 2007 , the Turbo Duo and Mega Drive versions were re-released on the Wii Virtual Console download service. Gameplay Wonder Boy In Monster World puts the player in control of Shion in his quest to save Monster World from the evil BioMeka. It controls like a standard platform game: run, jump, crouch, and kill enemies. The game is filled with Adventure elements such as talking to townsfolk, collecting money to buy items, extending the life bar by collecting hearts, and equipping a large variety of armor, weapons and magic. Shion travels through the many interconnected regions of Monster World, all the while collecting increasingly powerful equipment in the form of many different swords, spears, shields, suits of armor, and boots. The Genesis version of the game introduced a one slot save feature to save progress at inns throughout the game world. In the original Japanese version Shion returned to the inn last saved at upon death (and was charged its fee accordingly), so returning to an inn in order to save is a simple matter of allowing Shion to be killed. In the English-language Mega Drive versions this was changed to a "Game Over" screen; this made it often tedious to return to the inns early in the game when Return magic had not been obtained yet. The Master System version uses a password system. Plot In the Genesis and Master System versions, Monster World is described as a once peaceful land. One day, peace was shattered by an invading army of monsters, with seemingly no source for their appearance. The Fairy Queen Eleanora headed to the town of Purapril to seek aide from the Princess after her town of Alsedo was attacked, only to discover that the Princess went missing and many other towns across Monster World have been attacked as well. Eleanora offers up a prayer to the gods that someone, perhaps even a hero, would step forward. Her prayers reach a young man named Shion, who vows to defeat the invading monsters and make Monster World peaceful again. In the Turbografx-16 release, The Dynastic Hero , Monster World is instead named as the land of Tarron, a woodland that was once known as "the peaceful paradise". One day, the evil Drillkor Empire of reptilian monsters attacked Tarron using their advanced technology and space station. Rippen the Beast, Emperor of the Drillko, attacks Tarron Castle and imprisons the Princess in her own castle dungeon. The princess prays to the gods of Tarron for the aide of a hero. The call to adventure is answered by a young warrior named Dyna, setting out to the fairy village Lindor for information from Queen Nora. Characters During his travels, Shion will often be joined by a small companion who follows him around. Each companion is bound to the region they belong to, and will return to their respective homes when Shion leaves said region. All travel companions will also temporarily stay out of action during boss fights. Priscilla A small fairy who hails from Alsedo, the Fairy village. She joins Shion when he talks to Queen Eleanora. Priscilla will randomly fly over to an enemy and bop the enemy with her wand but this does no damage. To compensate, when Shion's health is getting low, she may conjure up a few small hearts for Shion to catch. In the Dynastic Hero , Priscilla is a butterfly fairy named "Sabrina". Hotta A dwarf who lives in the Dwarf village of Lilypad. He will follow Shion around when he is saved him from the bushmen. Hotta can break open some walls, enabling Shion's entry in the nearby temple, as well as uncovering a couple hidden rooms in the said temple. He also randomly digs up a fountain of small coins. In the Dynastic Hero , Hotta is renamed as "Knut" and is redesigned as wearing armor based on a stag beetle. In the Master System port, Hotta is not present and is replaced by a block in order to progress. Shabo A little summoned reaper, who Shion obtains in Childam, the Darkworld village. He flies alongside Shion through th