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Takahashi Meijin no Bôken Jima II JPN

Takahashi Meijin no Bôken Jima II JPN Front of the booklet

Takahashi Meijin no Bôken Jima II JPN Back of the booklet

Takahashi Meijin no Bôken Jima II JPN Cartridge

Takahashi Meijin no Bôken Jima II JPN Box top

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Takahashi Meijin no Bôken Jima II JPN Inner flap of the box

Takahashi Meijin no Bôken Jima II JPN PCB

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You play Master Higgins (or Takahashi Meijin in the Japanese version), a caveman, who goes on an adventure to once again rescue his beloved Tina who has been kidnapped by monsters. He will have to cross 8 islands at the end of which he will have to face a monster. The hero is full of anachronisms because even if he rides dinosaurs and throws stone hammers to defend himself from enemies, he is also armed with a baseball cap on his head and a skateboard allowing him to move forward faster. Higgins also has a diminishing vitality bar with time. To bring it back up, it must feed itself by collecting fruits on the way. He will also be able to ride 4 dinosaurs with different abilities that will help him in his quest: one simply allows him to hit enemies from a distance, another to fly, a third to swim underwater and a 4th to spit fireballs and walk in lava. Before each level it is possible to choose the desired power ups and keep some of them others in reserve for the next levels.

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Japanese Spelling	高橋名人の冒険島II
Flap Code	DMG-T3J
Booklet Code	DMG-T3J
Cartridge Code	DMG-T3J
Flap Code	11221
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Inner inlay	Transparent plastic inlay
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About the game

Developed by
Release date	Europe : 1992 , Feb. USA : 1992 , Feb. Japan : 1992 , Jan.
Others supports	NES
Saving	No save available
Gaming type	Jump and Run
Number of players
Super Game Boy Features	None
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This game belongs to ...	Adventure Island Games
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PCB Technical Information

ROM size : 1 Mbit / 128 ko
PCB : DMG-BEAN-02
Mapper : MBC1-B

Import Versions

The CHN version was imported into Switzerland with additional instructions in French and German in black and white in A4 format as well as in Italy (without known import instructions).
The SCN version was imported for the Belgian/Dutch market with additional instructions in French and Dutch.
The NOE-2 version was imported for the Belgian/Dutch market with additional instructions in French and Dutch.
The USA version was imported into France with a small additional notice in French.

Cover Comparison

The GB EURO, USA, JPN and CHN front covers are different.
The JPN front cover of the GB version is the same as those of the PAL versions on NES and JPN on Famicom.
The front cover of the USA version on NES is still different from all the others, which makes 5 different covers for the same game.

In-game Comparison

The EURO and USA versions on GB are titled Adventure Island while the NES/Famicom version is titled Adventure Island II. There is actually an episode on NES released previously but it has never been adapted for GB. The Western versions therefore began their numbering with this episode because it is the first released on this medium. The eastern JPN and CHN versions have kept the correct numbering.
The front cover of the EURO version on GB uses the same artwork as that of the 1st episode on NES in the USA version or on Famicom in the JPN version, which is all the more misleading.
This game is one of the rare ones for which the inscriptions "Mode d'emploi en fran

Comparaison Versions

In the GB version, the 8 islands are divided into 6 levels, the sixth being that of the boss. In the NES version, the number of levels varies depending on the islands. There may be more or less than in GB.
The NES version has a map of the 8 islands allowing you to follow the hero's progress within the island itself. This card is visible at the end of each level except the boss level.