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After [[Irem]] released four different versions of [[Lode Runner (Arcade)|Lode Runner for the Arcade]] from [[1984]] to [[1986]], they decided to bring some of the levels from the arcade versions home. Although it shares the same name as the [[Super Lode Runner|version of Lode Runner]] which was released for the [[Famicom Disk System]], '''Super Load Runner''' for the [[MSX2]] contains a different set of levels.
After [[Irem]] released four different versions of [[Lode Runner (arcade)|Lode Runner for the Arcade]] from [[1984]] to [[1986]], they decided to bring some of the levels from the arcade versions home. Although it shares the same name as the [[Super Lode Runner|version of Lode Runner]] which was released for the [[Famicom Disk System]], '''Super Load Runner''' for the [[MSX2]] contains a different set of levels.


The MSX version contains an animated title screen that is very similar to the [[Lode Runner IV - Teikoku Karano Dasshutsu|fourth arcade release]], and it contains 33 single player levels as well as 18 two player cooperative levels, all selected from the four various arcade versions. Although the graphics were shrunk down so that the entire screen could fit within the resolution of the MSX2 without scrolling, the graphics are a little more faithful to the arcade version than the FDS versions.
The MSX version contains an animated title screen that is very similar to the [[Lode Runner IV - Teikoku Karano Dasshutsu|fourth arcade release]], and it contains 33 single player levels as well as 18 two player cooperative levels, all selected from the four various arcade versions. Although the graphics were shrunk down so that the entire screen could fit within the resolution of the MSX2 without scrolling, the graphics are a little more faithful to the arcade version than the FDS versions.