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| * '''Eggerland Mystery''' (1985)- ''MSX Home Computer'' | | * '''Eggerland Mystery''' (1985)- ''MSX Home Computer'' |
| * '''Eggerland 2''' (1986)- ''MSX Home Computer'' | | * '''Eggerland 2''' (1986)- ''MSX Home Computer'' |
| * '''Eggerland''' (1987)- ''Famicom Disk System'' | | * '''[[Eggerland]]''' (1987)- ''Famicom Disk System'' |
| * '''Eggerland- Revival of the Labyrinth''' (1988)- ''Famicom'' | | * '''Eggerland- Revival of the Labyrinth''' (1988)- ''Famicom'' |
| * '''Eggerland- Departure from Creation''' (1988)- ''Famicom Disk System'' | | * '''Eggerland- Departure from Creation''' (1988)- ''Famicom Disk System'' |
| * '''[[Adventures of Lolo]]''' (1990)- ''Famicom'' | | * '''Adventures of Lolo''' (1990)- ''Famicom'' |
| * '''[[Adventures of Lolo 2 (Japanese)|Adventures of Lolo 2]]''' (1991)- ''Famicom'' | | * '''[[Adventures of Lolo 2 (Japanese)|Adventures of Lolo II]]''' (1991)- ''Famicom'' |
| * '''Lolo's Great Adventure''' (1994)- ''Game Boy'' | | * '''Lolo's Great Adventure''' (1994)- ''Game Boy'' |
| * '''Eggerland Episode 0: Quest of Lala''' (1996)- ''Windows'' | | * '''Eggerland Episode 0: Quest of Lala''' (1996)- ''Windows'' |
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| ===Western Titles=== | | ===Western Titles=== |
| * '''Eggerland Mystery''' (1987, Europe)- ''MSX Home Computer'' | | * '''Eggerland Mystery''' (1987, Europe)- ''MSX Home Computer'' |
| * '''Adventures of Lolo''' (1989)- ''Nintendo Entertainment System'' | | * '''[[Adventures of Lolo]]''' (1989)- ''Nintendo Entertainment System'' |
| * '''Adventures of Lolo 2''' (1990)- ''Nintendo Entertainment System'' | | * '''Adventures of Lolo 2''' (1990)- ''Nintendo Entertainment System'' |
| * '''[[Adventures of Lolo 3]]''' (1991)- ''Nintendo Entertainment System'' | | * '''[[Adventures of Lolo 3]]''' (1991)- ''Nintendo Entertainment System'' |
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| ===Eggerland=== | | ===Eggerland=== |
| [[Image:EggerlandBox.jpg|thumb|Box of ''Eggerland'' for the Famicom Disk System.]] | | See the [[Eggerland]] article. |
| [[Image:EggerlandTitle.jpg|thumb|]]
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| * '''Console''': Famicom Disk System
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| * '''Japanese Release Date''': 1/29/1987
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| * Released as エッガーランド in Japan, pronounced as ''Eggerland'' and often referred to as ''Syodai'' (??) or the ''First Eggerland''.
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| * Contains 122 maps on a 10-by-10 arrangement.
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| * '''Story''': Peace lasted for many years in the beautiful realm of ''Eden Land.'' The people were at peace and everything was well. However, one day the incarnation of destruction, ''King Egger,'' came from the underground realm of ''Eggerland'' seeking to destroy the peaceful realm and claim it for himself. ''King Eden'' dispatched Lala to the God ''Inphony'' to seek his help, and Inphony gave her ''Inphonit Power'' and five keys to open the gate of evil. Four gods obeyed Inphonit and joined her, but Egger caught her while she tried to stop him and concealed her in his underground labyrinth of Eggerland. Fortunately, she succeeded in concealing the Inphonit Power, and Five Keys and Four Gods in the land of Eggerland. Lolo, prince of ''Gentle Land,'' heard the news that Lala had been captured and immediately ran to Eggerland to rescue her.
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| * ''Eggerland'' is identical to the ''MSX'' game ''Eggerland 2'' (1986) except that it contains 22 additional rooms, improved graphics, and different sound-effects. Thus, this game is considered to be a remake of ''Eggerland 2''.
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| ** 1) on the title screen where it says [Please Set Side B], eject the disk and then reinsert the same disk side again [Side A], and another blank screen will come up that just says [Please Set Side B]
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| ** 2) on controller 1, now press [A][B][Up][Down][Right][Left], and another screen will come up that says [Round 00] which means that the code worked
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| ** 3) now press [Start], eject side A, set side B, and start a new game or load an old game as usual
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| ** 4) on controller 2, whenever you want, you can now press the [A] button and select your map coordinates (Round 0,0), where (0,0) is the bottom-left corner and (9,9) is the upper-right corner of a 10x10 grid
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| ===Eggerland- Revival of the Labyrinth=== | | ===Eggerland- Revival of the Labyrinth=== |
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| ===The Adventures of Lolo=== | | ===The Adventures of Lolo=== |
| [[Image:Eggerland.AdventuresOfLoloBox.jpg|thumb|Box of ''The Adventures of Lolo'' for the Nintendo Entertainment System.]] | | See the [[Adventures of Lolo]] article. |
| * '''Console''': Nintendo Entertainment System
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| * '''US Release Date''': 4/20/1989
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| * '''European Release Date''': 2/21/1991
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| * Western-only release; not released in Japan.
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| * Compilation of maps found in the Japanese-only titles, as seen from a comparison of screenshots that follow.
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| * Contains 50 maps (10 Floors with 5 Rooms each).
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| * '''Story (from the manual)''': To save the country of Eden from the Great Devil's destruction the King of Eden dispatched Princess Lala to seek help. Prince Lolo was requested to accompany Lala back to Eden. On the way back The Great Devil kidnapped Lala right in front of Lolo. To save Eden and rescue Lala, Prince Lolo went to the Devil's Haunted Castle. Lolo is not blessed with strength or agility but possesses great courage, high IQ and a lot of patience. Can Lolo save Lala after solving an almost endless series of mazes?
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| Image:Eggerland.AdventuresOfLoloTitle.jpg
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| Image:Eggerland.AdventuresOfLoloSS.jpg|Screenshot from ''The Adventures of Lolo''
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| Image:EggerlandRevivalSS.jpg|Screenshot from ''Eggerland- Revival of the Labyrinth''
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| </gallery>
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| ===The Adventures of Lolo 3=== | | ===The Adventures of Lolo 3=== |
| [[Image:Eggerland.Lolo3Box.jpg|thumb|Box of ''The Adventures of Lolo 3'' for the Nintendo Entertainment System.]] | | See the [[Adventures of Lolo 3]] and [[Adventures of Lolo II (Japan)|Adventures of Lolo II]] articles. |
| [[Image:Eggerland.Lolo2JapBox.jpg|thumb|Box of the Japanese ''The Adventures of Lolo 2'' for the Famicom.]] | |
| [[Image:Eggerland.Lolo3Title.png|thumb|Title screen of ''The Adventures of Lolo 3'' for the Nintendo Entertainment system]]
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| * '''Console''': Nintendo Entertainment System
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| * '''Japanese Release Date''': 8/9/1991
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| * '''US Release Date''': 11/21/1991
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| * '''European Release Date''': 5/27/1992
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| * Released as アドベンチャーズオブロロ 2 in Japan, pronounced ''The Adventures of Lolo 2''.
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| * The Western versions have different maps than the Japanese version (as seen by comparing the screenshots).
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| * Contains 110 maps (14 Levels with 5 Rooms each, 3 Levels with 10 Rooms each, and several boss battles).
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| * This game marks the debut of the monster named ''Moby''.
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| * '''Story (from the English manual)''': Lolo, Lala and their friends have lived peacefully for many years, ever since the defeat of the Great Devil (in The Adventures of Lolo 2). But suddenly his son and heir, the new King of Eggerland, launched a hollow capsule filled with a strange potion that turns the inhabitants of Lolo and Lala's tiny kingdom to stone. Only Lolo and Lala, basking in the sun at the edge of the lake between the two kingdoms, were spared this horrible fate. Brave in the face of adversity, our hero and heroine set out together to defeat the evil King and cast off his spell. Only you can help our brave pair now...
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| * This game was the last title to be released in North America and was also the longest title released in the US. It's whopping 110 maps made it over twice as long as the previous two titles on the NES and this game actually seemed like a bit more of an ''adventure''. Lolo and Lala played this game together (players had the ability to switch between the two characters) and they were presented with an ''explorable'' World Map with locations that contained the labyrinths that they had to conquer in order to save their people. The game was, therefore, not linear like previous titles, but some places could not be visited until others were conquered. For example, the '''Tower''' (Level 3) requires a ''Key'' to open it (which is obtained at the completion of one of the caves- Level 2), and at the top of the tower Lolo/Lala has to create a rainbow bridge with the ''Rainbow Egg'' which is found in another cave- Level 1. Level 1 and 2 can be visited out of order, but they must be completed before unlocking Level 3, and you must have the Egg before you can finish the Tower. This game is generally considered to be the most interesting, challenging, and fun of Lolo and Lala's excursions on the 8-bit platform(s).
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| * '''Difficulty''': Like ''The Adventures of Lolo 2'' (Western versions) before it, this game has many differences between the Japanese version and the NA/EU release. This is evident in the screenshots presented. It is the general consensus of those that have played both versions that the Japanese version is the more difficult version of the game. The new monster, ''Moby'', appears in Level 9 in the Japanese version of the game, whereas it does not make its appearance until Level 11 in the NA/EU version. The game presents for the first time the idea of ''breakable bridges'' (bridges you can only cross twice because they crack and then shatter), but these are introduced much earlier on in the Japanese than in the NA/EU version.
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| Image:Eggerland.Lolo2JapTitle.png|Title screen of the Japanese ''The Adventures of Lolo 2'' for the Famicom
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| Image:Eggerland.Lolo3SS.png|Screenshot from ''The Adventures of Lolo 3'' on the Nintendo Entertainment System.
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| Image:Eggerland.Lolo2JapSS.png|Screenshot from the Japanese''The Adventures of Lolo 2'' on the Famicom.
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