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|title=Chubby Cherub | |title=Chubby Cherub | ||
|image=[[Image:Chubby Cherub NES box.jpg|250px]] | |image=[[Image:Chubby Cherub NES box.jpg|250px|Chubby Cherub box artwork]] | ||
|developer=[[Bandai]] | |developer=[[Bandai]] | ||
|publisher=[[Bandai]] | |publisher=[[Bandai]] | ||
|japanese=オバケのQ太郎ワンワンパニック (Obake no Q-Tarou: Wanwan Panic) | |japanese=オバケのQ太郎ワンワンパニック (Obake no Q-Tarou: Wanwan Panic) | ||
| | |genre=[[Action]] | ||
|systems=[[NES]] | |systems=[[NES]] | ||
|released={{rd|1986}} | |released={{rd|1986}} | ||
|players=1-2 | |players=1-2 | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{ | {{Wikipedia}} | ||
'''Chubby Cherub''' was a game that appeared very shortly after the [[NES]] appeared on the market. Viewed by itself, it seems like a rather bizarre game. It appears as though you are playing as a fat cupid that must fly around eating food simply for the sake of being able to fly longer so that you can eat more food. The biggest threat to your life are dogs whose bark really is worse than their bite. And inexplicably, each level ends when you eat the piece of food that is beneath a window that contains some random kid's face. In general, to the American audience at which it was aimed, it made little sense, and the absurdity took away from the enjoyment of the game. | '''Chubby Cherub''' was a game that appeared very shortly after the [[NES]] appeared on the market. Viewed by itself, it seems like a rather bizarre game. It appears as though you are playing as a fat cupid that must fly around eating food simply for the sake of being able to fly longer so that you can eat more food. The biggest threat to your life are dogs whose bark really is worse than their bite. And inexplicably, each level ends when you eat the piece of food that is beneath a window that contains some random kid's face. In general, to the American audience at which it was aimed, it made little sense, and the absurdity took away from the enjoyment of the game. | ||