HOOK
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game cartridge
©1991 Tri-Star pictures,Inc.
Hook(tm) and associated character
names are trademarks of Tri-Star
pictures, Inc.
Design ©1992 Sony Music Entertainment (Japan) Inc.
Release: 1992-07-17 (¥8500)
Cartridge SHVC-HO/ESPG46
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American Version
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Released in America as
HOOK
( SNS-HO-USA )



Hook is the conversion from Capcom arcade game. It is based on Steven Spielberg movie released in 1991 and featuring Robin Williams and Dustin Hoffman. The player take control of Peter Banning and will travel through Neverland and defeat the evil Hook across ten long main stages. The game roughly follows the movie, for instance you will need first to defeat Rufio, chef of the lost children of Neverland and retrieve your sword. The game is colourful and offers detailed and correct graphics. Some of the later stages even have few optional routes and hidden passageways.
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Teaser text from the American version:
Your blood is pumping and a chill races down your spine. You've finally come face-to-face with the most infamous pirate of them all, Captain Hook, the fiend who's kudnapped your children and sworn never to lt them go. As Peter Pan, this is the fight of your life. Everything that came before - your duel with Rufio, your battles against the pirates, even your soaring flights high above Neverland - are nothing compared to this moment.


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Hook - Japanese Phonecard
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Hook is very disappoining. I mean, the game looks amazing with great and detailed graphics (looking at them, I initially though Capcom was behind this title), nice sound effects and musics and terrrrible controls. Peter Pan is sluggish and takes forever to jump and go anywhere. This is such a shame as the game is visually amazing. This problem ruins the gameplay and makes this title much harder that it should. A real shame.




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