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{{stub}}'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' is a [[Sega Master System]] graphic adventure game developed by [[Microsmiths]] and published by [[Parker Brothers]]. A port of the titular 1984 [[Sierra On-Line]] title ''[[wikipedia:King's Quest I|King's Quest I]]'', the game was released exclusively in the United States in July 1989, and adopts the original's verb/noun interface to a proprietary engine for use with the [[Control Pad (Master System)|Master System Control Pad]]. | {{stub}}'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' is a [[Sega Master System]] graphic adventure game developed by [[Microsmiths]] and published by [[Parker Brothers]]. A port of the titular 1984 [[Sierra On-Line]] title ''[[wikipedia:King's Quest I|King's Quest I]]'', the game was released exclusively in the United States in July 1989, and adopts the original's verb/noun interface to a proprietary engine for use with the [[Control Pad (Master System)|Master System Control Pad]]. | ||
| − | The game is one of few [[Sega Master System]] titles released by a third-party publisher, and one of few released exclusively in the United States. | + | The game is one of few North American [[Sega Master System]] titles released by a third-party publisher, and one of few released exclusively in the United States. |
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KingsQuestSMSUSHints.pdf|US hints | KingsQuestSMSUSHints.pdf|US hints | ||
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| + | *'''Programmed by:''' [[Mark Lesser]]{{ref|https://web.archive.org/web/20240827201255/https://www.marklesser.online/}}, [[Rex Bradford]]{{ref|https://web.archive.org/web/20240827201255/https://www.marklesser.online/}} | ||
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| Developer: Microsmiths | ||||||||||
| Licensor: Sierra On-Line | ||||||||||
| Genre: Text-Action-Adventure[1] | ||||||||||
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King's Quest: Quest for the Crown is a Sega Master System graphic adventure game developed by Microsmiths and published by Parker Brothers. A port of the titular 1984 Sierra On-Line title King's Quest I, the game was released exclusively in the United States in July 1989, and adopts the original's verb/noun interface to a proprietary engine for use with the Master System Control Pad.
The game is one of few North American Sega Master System titles released by a third-party publisher, and one of few released exclusively in the United States.
Contents
Versions
King's Quest: Quest for the Crown uses its own engine, with a verb/noun interface similar to early LucasArts titles, and original tile and sprite-based graphics. It is based on the original iteration of King's Quest, and shares both the puzzles and points-list of that game. Some puzzles and rooms have been slightly arranged (for example, the boulder covering the dagger rolls a different direction), an extra item exists (three-leaf clovers), additional places to die were added, and progress is now saved with a password system.
Hints
US hints
Production credits
- Programmed by: Mark Lesser[3], Rex Bradford[3]
Magazine articles
- Main article: King's Quest: Quest for the Crown/Magazine articles.
Physical scans
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