1. Abadox: The Deadly Inner War (NES) - Twentieth Century Gamer
Oct 11, 2017 · The music by Kiyohiro Sada of Contra fame is also praiseworthy, but only to the degree it's present. Abadox's soundtrack is extremely short for ...
Another day, another big explosion to fly away from. This time, it’s courtesy of Abadox: The Deadly Inner War. It may not be a horror game, but at least it’s still really gross. This 19…
2. Retro NES Game Review: Abadox The Deadly Inner War - Steemit
Retro NES Game Review: Abadox The Deadly Inner War ... In Abadox The Deadly Inner War the game is ... Brilliantly smoother Abadox soundtrack. $0.31. Past ...
Abadox is a game from a small collection of Halloween/ horror type games featured on the NES. Due to the nature of… by simonjay
3. Review: Abadox (NES) - Giant Bomb
Sep 19, 2010 · Abadox distinguishes itself visually as a unique slice of genre-fare with a solid Konami-like soundtrack. It can satisfy some impulse-play ...
If the intro cinematic for Abadox doesn't get you excited to play it, I doubt anything I say will change your mind. The setup seems pretty
4. Top 100 NES Review: #100 – Abadox: The Deadly Inner War (1989)
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A Magic School Bus Tour of the Intestines. This game made me ponder: what’s inside my bowels? Sydlexia’s Ranking: #100/100 My Rating: You know if you stretched out your small intestines, they…
5. Abadox review - the Deadly Inner War - Classic-Games.net
Jul 31, 2017 · The biological theme is front and center early on. Flesh pulses, organs come to life, and everything is incredibly detailed to a shocking ...
Developer: Natsume Publisher: Milton Bradley Released: 1990 Genre: Shooter Abadox is like an alternate reality version of Life Force by another publisher. At times it is so similar I wonder how Natsume avoided criminal charges. That fact can’t be avoided....
6. Abadox: The Deadly Inner War (1989) - MobyGames
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Somewhere in the galaxy, a huge alien space creature known as Parasitis travels between realms digesting its prey. The latest victim consumed by the alien entity is the planet Abadox. While trying to devour other planets by assuming the form of this...
7. Abadox Review - Flying Omelette
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But perhaps the best part of the game's graphics is the bosses. Most of them look like parts of a monster, such as a "brain" boss (which looks eerily similar to Life Force's first boss), an eyeball, and a giant cilia parasite. My particular favorite is a boss that looks somewhat human. A few moments after the battle with this boss begins, an alien-like creature springs out of its chest. Even some of the mini-bosses, such as that skeletal dog in the first level, look better than the main bosses of other games. The later levels of this game have more of a high-tech look to them, which is strange, but also reminiscent of Life Force.
8. Abadox: The Deadly Inner War (1988) - Backloggd
Apr 6, 1988 · Music was fit well with the theme of the game. Also had a decent escape level, which wasn't really common back then.
Abadox is a video game for the NES, subtitled The Deadly Inner War. It is a side-scrolling shoot 'em up in the vein of Gradius and R-Type. The game is notable for its unique visual design, as the game takes place inside the intestinal tract of a giant alien organism. Abadox is also known to be difficult, since it takes one hit from an enemy projectile to be killed. In Abadox, if a player is killed, one must restart from a checkpoint passed before death.
9. Abadox - Video Game Den | ファミコン | Famicom NES reviews
ABADOX - JIGOKU NO INNER WARS ( Abadox The Deadly Inner War ). Game Cover. Game. アバドックス 地獄のインナーウォーズ ©Natsume 1989 ©Dynamic Kikaku/Makimura ...
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10. Abadox: The Deadly Inner War (NES)
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Abadox: The Deadly Inner War follows the standard recipe for a scrolling shoot-em-up. You play a soldier trying to destroy the dreaded alien Parasitis which has engulfed the planet Abadox in order to rescue Princess Maria. You move around the screen and fire your weapon at the aliens. Power-ups will boost your speed, weapon power, and defense. Each stage has is infested with alien enemies, a miniboss, and an ending boss that you must defeat to advance to the next stage. There are many similarities with this game and Life Force (NES), like the internal alien body theme and the swapping of vertical and horizontal levels. Overall, the game is very difficult, but fun once you become good at it.
