Super ghouls 'n ghosts.

Super ghouls 'n ghosts.

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Bibliographic Details
Edition:	Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Imprint:	[Santa Clara, CA] : Capcom USA, [1991]
Description:	1 computer chip cartridge: sd., col. ; 5 1/4 in. + 1 booklet (27 p. : ill. ; 18 cm.)
Language:	English
Subject:	Computer adventure games. Imaginary wars and battles -- Computer games. Magic -- Computer games. Monsters -- Computer games. Ghosts -- Computer games. Computer adventure games. Ghosts. Imaginary wars and battles. Magic. Monsters. Video games. Computer games. Video games.
Format:	Unknown
Local Note:	University of Chicago's copy lacks booklet. Consoles available at the Media Arts, Data and Design Center (MADD) on the first floor of Crerar.
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/8754659

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Other authors / contributors:	Capcom USA
Notes:	Title from cartridge label. 1 Player System requirements: Super Nintendo Entertainment System.
Summary:	"You are Arthur, the boldest bladesman alive. You are caught in a dangerous quest! Fiendish foes and grim demons are about to hurl disaster your way! You must save the wondrous Princess Guinevere. But beware! The reeking ruler of the forbidden land can call forth evil and destruction. Who knows what creeping, leaping terrors haunt this dripping realm! You may lose your armor and your strength. You may be hexed. You may become a baby, a duck, or a skeleton! But you are never without a weapon. And magic awaits to help you. Destroy the witches, ogres and ghosts. Escape the snapping skulls and ghastly ghouls. And save Guinevere from the mysterious depths of the Phantom Zone in Super Ghouls 'N Ghosts!." --GameFAQs Web site, viewed June 26, 2012.
Publisher's no.:	SNS-CM-USA Capcom USA

Crerar, Lower Level Video Game Collection: Request at Circulation

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Holdings details from Crerar, Lower Level Video Game Collection: Request at Circulation
Call Number:	GV1469.35.S9525 1991
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