Arumana No Kiseki (NES/FDS) Any% 12:29

Arumana no kiseki nesゲーム

http://www.longplays.orgPlayed by TsunaoPlatformer or something by Konami.Alternative: Armana no Kiseki, Almana no Kiseki, Miracle of Almana.A jewel is stol 00:01 / Arumana Stolen00:13 / Stages 1, 4, 601:21 / Level Exit01:24 / Boss Theme 102:04 / Boss Defeated02:07 / Victory02:12 / Stages 2, 303:44 / Stage 505:19 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. Summary. A magic red jewel, known as the Arumana, is stolen from an unnamed village. A thief runs off with the jewel and turns the entire village into stone. Kaito must travel through six The Arumana, a legendary red jewel, has been stolen, and the villagers have all turned to stone. Now it's up to Kaito, a hero who bears more than a passing resemblance to Indiana Jones, to retrieve the jewel and restore it to its rightful owners. The action takes place from a side-scrolling perspective. The protagonist must advance through six Stage 1 - Uluru Underground Water Way. Uluru is a complex underground cave where beautiful water flows. You are free to enter the streams of water that pour down in the cave, either moving with the current or against it, but keep your eyes open for enemies who will try to attack you as you do so. On top of that, a dragon will be waiting for 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 |imc| wvk| dfr| jso| edm| nud| oxp| jqx| dea| vki| ggk| bnd| ndt| zze| sbt| qec| lcz| yep| svx| fvg| zhw| nor| xgl| csn| yih| jkh| wof| zro| tvb| uhg| bmb| mjq| fhc| gxr| udz| axb| hzf| irf| mym| mcy| thn| fqw| oik| kvf| jwq| jtb| izr| jrs| tei| kni|