Difference between revisions of "Choro Q"
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| − | {{sub-stub}}'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' (チョロＱ) is an action game, originally developed and published by [[Taito]] for the [[MSX]] personal computers in 1984. It was distributed by Nidecom in Japan and by Electric Software in the UK plus Netherlands, alongside other distributors across Europe. It is based on the ''Choro Q'' line of toys made by [[Takara]] and was released in Europe under this name, rather than the ''Penny Racers'' name that was adopted for North America. The game itself is similar to ''[[Mappy]]'', where the player needs to | + | {{sub-stub}}'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' (チョロＱ) is an action game, originally developed and published by [[Taito]] for the [[MSX]] personal computers in 1984. It was distributed by Nidecom in Japan and by Electric Software in the UK plus Netherlands, alongside other distributors across Europe. It is based on the ''Choro Q'' line of toys made by [[Takara]] and was released in Europe under this name, rather than the ''Penny Racers'' name that was adopted for North America. The game itself is similar to ''[[Mappy]]'', where the player needs to collect car parts across the stage, but without making collision from other cars or falling too high from a floor. |
''{{PAGENAME}}'' received an unlicensed port for the [[Sega Master System]] in South Korea, available only in the ''[[Super Game 150]]'' multi-cart as ''Jelo Q'' (제로 Q). The title screen also is modified with Hangul text. | ''{{PAGENAME}}'' received an unlicensed port for the [[Sega Master System]] in South Korea, available only in the ''[[Super Game 150]]'' multi-cart as ''Jelo Q'' (제로 Q). The title screen also is modified with Hangul text. | ||
Revision as of 13:33, 1 January 2025
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| System(s): Sega Master System | ||||||||||
| Original system(s): MSX | ||||||||||
| Developer(s) of original games: Taito | ||||||||||
| Genre: Action | ||||||||||
| Number of players: 1 | ||||||||||
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Choro Q (チョロＱ) is an action game, originally developed and published by Taito for the MSX personal computers in 1984. It was distributed by Nidecom in Japan and by Electric Software in the UK plus Netherlands, alongside other distributors across Europe. It is based on the Choro Q line of toys made by Takara and was released in Europe under this name, rather than the Penny Racers name that was adopted for North America. The game itself is similar to Mappy, where the player needs to collect car parts across the stage, but without making collision from other cars or falling too high from a floor.
Choro Q received an unlicensed port for the Sega Master System in South Korea, available only in the Super Game 150 multi-cart as Jelo Q (제로 Q). The title screen also is modified with Hangul text.
References
| Choro Q / Penny Racers games for Sega hardware | |
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| Choro Q Park (1998) | Choro Q Hyper Racing 5 (1998) | Choro Q (19xx) | |