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{{subpage| | {{subpage|Championship Lode Runner should be treated as an expansion}} | ||
{{Header Nav|game=Lode Runner|num=2}} | {{Header Nav|game=Lode Runner|num=2}} | ||
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|developer=Douglas E. Smith | |developer=Douglas E. Smith | ||
|publisher=[[Brøderbund Software]], [[Hudson Soft]], [[Irem]] | |publisher=[[Brøderbund Software]], [[Hudson Soft]], [[Irem]] | ||
|japanese=ロードランナー | |japanese=ロードランナー | ||
|genre=[[:Category:Action|Action]] | |genre=[[:Category:Action|Action]] | ||
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|followed by=[[Lode Runner (Arcade)]] | |followed by=[[Lode Runner (Arcade)]] | ||
|series=Lode Runner | |series=Lode Runner | ||
|pcgamingwiki= | |pcgamingwiki=Lode Runner | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{series disambig}} | {{series disambig}} | ||
'''Lode Runner''' broke the mold for platform/ladder computer games when it came out. Not only did it include 150 different levels for the player to tackle, it also included a complete level editor that allowed players to continue the fun long after the 150 levels were beaten. What started as a side project for Doug Smith while he attended college, became a phenomenal success after Brøderbund bought the rights to publish his game for the Apple II, on which it was developed, as well as just about every other system that could handle it. | '''Lode Runner''' broke the mold for platform/ladder computer games when it came out. Not only did it include 150 different levels for the player to tackle, it also included a complete level editor that allowed players to continue the fun long after the 150 levels were beaten. What started as a side project for Doug Smith while he attended college, became a phenomenal success after Brøderbund bought the rights to publish his game for the Apple II, on which it was developed, as well as just about every other system that could handle it. | ||
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== | ==Story== | ||
Lode Runner has been presented in such a variety of ways that the premise changes from version to version, but the object of the game is always the same. Simply put, you are a (police man, criminal, treasure hunter) who is attempting to (recover, steal, gather) all of the (loot, boxes, gold) from the (crooks, security guards, island natives). | Lode Runner has been presented in such a variety of ways that the premise changes from version to version, but the object of the game is always the same. Simply put, you are a (police man, criminal, treasure hunter) who is attempting to (recover, steal, gather) all of the (loot, boxes, gold) from the (crooks, security guards, island natives). | ||
== | ==Gameplay== | ||
* You control the main character with a joystick. | * You control the main character with a joystick. | ||
* 1 button: Press the button to dig a hole in the direction you are facing | * 1 button: Press the button to dig a hole in the direction you are facing | ||
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{{ToC}} | {{ToC}} | ||
{{Lode Runner}} | {{Lode Runner}} | ||
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[[Category:Action]] | [[Category:Action]] | ||
[[Category:Single player]] | [[Category:Single player]] | ||
[[Category:Wii]] | [[Category:Wii]] | ||
[[Category:Wii U | [[Category:Wii U]] | ||