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'''''Rock n' Bolt''''' (ロックンボルト) is a puzzle game developed by [[Activision]], released for a number of home computers and consoles including the [[SG-1000]] in 1985. It follows Louie the constructor who must bolt down moving platforms in their correct location within a set time limit. | '''''Rock n' Bolt''''' (ロックンボルト) is a puzzle game developed by [[Activision]], released for a number of home computers and consoles including the [[SG-1000]] in 1985. It follows Louie the constructor who must bolt down moving platforms in their correct location within a set time limit. | ||
| − | The SG-1000 port is arguably a better choice over its Commodore 64, MSX and | + | The SG-1000 port is arguably a better choice over its Commodore 64, MSX and ColecoVision counterparts. This is because it is able to give the game a soundtrack without sacrificing the quality of the graphics. Unfortunately the SG-1000 version was only released in Japan. |
Interestingly ''Rock n' Bolt''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s cover depicts what appears to be an earlier version of the game, sporting green pieces on a blue background (rather than blue on black) and a more western-looking Louie. | Interestingly ''Rock n' Bolt''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s cover depicts what appears to be an earlier version of the game, sporting green pieces on a blue background (rather than blue on black) and a more western-looking Louie. | ||
Revision as of 16:23, 20 April 2013
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| System(s): SG-1000 | |||||
| Publisher: Sega | |||||
| Developer: Activision, Sega | |||||
| Genre: Puzzle | |||||
| Number of players: 1-2 (alternating) | |||||
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Rock n' Bolt (ロックンボルト) is a puzzle game developed by Activision, released for a number of home computers and consoles including the SG-1000 in 1985. It follows Louie the constructor who must bolt down moving platforms in their correct location within a set time limit.
The SG-1000 port is arguably a better choice over its Commodore 64, MSX and ColecoVision counterparts. This is because it is able to give the game a soundtrack without sacrificing the quality of the graphics. Unfortunately the SG-1000 version was only released in Japan.
Interestingly Rock n' Bolt's cover depicts what appears to be an earlier version of the game, sporting green pieces on a blue background (rather than blue on black) and a more western-looking Louie.
Physical Scans
SG-1000 Version
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 Cover
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