Solar Jetman: Hunt for the Golden Warpship (1990)

Rare, Zippo Games

Arcade · Nintendo Entertainment System

2.51 from 35 ratings

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Blasting off through the cosmos and into hostile alien terrain, Jetman has returned in his most ambitious adventure yet! After the most powerful spacecraft in the known Universe, the Golden Warpship, is disassembled by a band of ruthless Space Pirates and scattered throughout the galaxy, Solar Jetman is tasked with rebuilding the ship to its former glory. Aided only by … Read more
Blasting off through the cosmos and into hostile alien terrain, Jetman has returned in his most ambitious adventure yet! After the most powerful spacecraft in the known Universe, the Golden Warpship, is disassembled by a band of ruthless Space Pirates and scattered throughout the galaxy, Solar Jetman is tasked with rebuilding the ship to its former glory. Aided only by the gargantuan Federation Mothership for refuelling, Jetman will have to explore twelve labyrinthine planets solo in his Jetpod, where opposition is hidden inside every cavern and beyond every crater. With survival running as thin as his fuel, Solar Jetman will need to ward off every potential invasion and escape with the Golden Warpship intact – only then can he face off against his largest interstellar foe yet! Solar Jetman was re-released as part of the Rare Replay Collection on Xbox One. Read less
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Developers
Rare, Zippo Games
Publishers
Nintendo, Tradewest Inc
Themes
Action
Series
Jetman

Release dates

  • Oct 1990 (Full Release) (North_America) Nintendo Entertainment System
  • 1990 (Full Release) (North_America) Arcade
  • Sep 26, 1991 (Full Release) (Europe) Nintendo Entertainment System

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kingbk83

Status kingbk83 Jan 13, 2024

Replayed this recently and while I think it's better than I remember, the "NES hard" factor is pushed to such frustrating levels that any ambitious efforts are almost cancelled out by the sheer talent and patience required to play this game. You can beat it (I did), but be prepared for a lot of fist clinching (and maybe controller chucking) …

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Replayed this recently and while I think it's better than I remember, the "NES hard" factor is pushed to such frustrating levels that any ambitious efforts are almost cancelled out by the sheer talent and patience required to play this game. You can beat it (I did), but be prepared for a lot of fist clinching (and maybe controller chucking) hell. This is like Atari's Gravitar meets No Man Sky.

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