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No matter where you fall, the raft will be waiting for you beneath your feet. You must then ride through a snake infested river, in a cavern that contains loose and falling boulders. Try to eliminate the snakes with either your knives or your gun before they have a chance to leap at you, and don't miss the opportunity to restore your health.
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Arumana no Kiseki [a] is a platform game by Konami for the Family Computer Disk System. It was released in Japan on August 11, 1987. [2] In 2012, reproduction cartridges of the game were created for the NES under the title of 'Miracle of Almana'. Synopsis A magic red jewel, known as the Arumana, is stolen from an unnamed village.
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Track 2 / 9 (Complete Soundtrack)アルマナの奇跡 (JP)Arumana no Kiseki (JP)Almana no Kiseki (Alternate Romanization) Miracle of Almana (tJP)Platform: Famicom Disk Sy.
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Arumana no Kiseki(JPJapanese: アルマナのRomaji: Arumana no KisekiMeaning: The Miracle of Arumana) is a Platformer game for the Famicom Disk System which was developed and published by Konami in August of 1987. Arumana no Kiseki at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Arumana no Kiseki at GameFAQs
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Arumana no Kiseki 1987 Browse game Gaming Browse all gaming http://www.longplays.orgPlayed by TsunaoPlatformer or something by Konami.Alternative: Armana no Kiseki, Almana no Kiseki,.
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Arumana no Kiseki is a platform game by Konami for the Family Computer Disk System. It was released in Japan on August 11, 1987. In 2012, reproduction cartridges of the game were created for the NES under the title of 'Miracle of Almana'.
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Arumana no Kiseki (ã¢ã«ããã®å¥è·¡) is a Japan-only game by Konami with a protagonist that heavily resembles Indiana Jones. Unlike Dr. Jones, the unnamed hero does not wield a whip. Instead, he has an even more useful grappling hook that allows him to do tricks that Indiana Jones would envy and perform shortcuts that skip large portions of levels.
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Almana no Kiseki is a sidescrolling action game that takes part of the action of Castlevania and combines it with Bionic Commando (which, in 1987, hadn't been released yet), and then steals its setting almost piece-for-piece from Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, right up to the quest to find a purloined magical stone for some deprived village.. You play as an adventurous outsider named.
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Arumana no Kiseki Moby ID: 63360 Review ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Add To Collection Overview Credits Reviews Covers Screenshots Videos Promos Trivia Releases Specs IP Prices Forum Contribute front back 3 more Released August 11th, 1987 on NES Credits 2 people Publishers Konami Industry Co. Ltd. Developers Konami Industry Co. Ltd. Moby Score n/a Critics 74% ( 2)
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Arumana no Kiseki (アルマナの奇跡? lit. "Miracle of Almana") is a 1987 platform game developed and published by Konami for the Famicom Disk System. It was only released in Japan. In the game's introduction, a magic red jewel known as the Almana is stolen from an unnamed village. A thief runs off with the jewel and turns the entire village into stone.
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Arumana no Kiseki | Table of Contents | Gameplay | Walkthrough Stages Stage 1 - Uluru Underground Water Way Uluru is a complex underground cave where beautiful water flows.
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Making it up to the channel that leads to the second portion of this map is no easy task. It seems like many platforms that are needed to advance are missing. In fact, the only way to reach the left side of the screen in order to climb further upward, you must shoot your grappling hook up at the column on your left, climb up, and jump through.
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Please read this: This is not a speedrun, but rather a playthrough, where I only play the level through.I don't think this game is all too well known due to.
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Arumana no Kiseki/Stage 3. The third stage contains some areas that appear to dead-end, but actually have hidden passages that you must discover in order to continue. It also contains the possibility for a drastic shortcut, and an extremely large tower to ascend at the end of the stage. Making use of the shortcut requires very precise grappling.
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Created by Konami, Arumana (or Almana) no Kiseki (lit: "Miracle of Arumana/Almana") is a side-scrolling platformer that takes the mold of Konami's previous hit Castlevania and attempts to do something new with it.