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Pyramid Magic (ピラミッドマジック) is a puzzle-platform game for the Sega Mega Drive, released exclusively in Japan via the Sega Game Toshokan service.
Pyramid Magic would be followed by a revised version, Pyramid Magic Special, and two sequels, Pyramid Magic II and Pyramid Magic III It was included as part of Game no Kanzume Vol. 1 and was kept for Game no Kanzume Otokuyou, and also appears in Wondermega Collection. There is also a version for mobile phones.
Gameplay
The basic aim of the game is to get to a goal, which often involves collecting keys, opening chests and moving blocks. 
kicks, 
jumps. Pressing twice causes the player to attack blocks underneath the player. Pressing 
while next to a stone block allows the player to pick it up, and then he/she can drop it with the same button.
Pressing + START causes the level to reset. + START allows you to skip the level, though this can only be used three times during the course of the game.
Production credits
- Graphic Designer: Kazuyuki Shibata[2]
Magazine articles
- Main article: Pyramid Magic/Magazine articles.
Technical information
- Main article: Pyramid Magic/Technical information.
References
| Pyramid Magic | |
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Main page | Magazine articles | Technical information | |
| Pyramid Magic series of games | |
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Pyramid Magic Yokokuhen (1990) | Pyramid Magic (1991) | Pyramid Magic Special (1991) | Pyramid Magic II (1991) | Pyramid Magic III (1991) | Pyramid Magic Editor (1991) |
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Pyramid Magic (2002) | Pyramid Magic II (2003) |