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Game Info
- Platform
- NES
- Genres
- Action · Adventure
- Player Perspective
- Side view
- Developers
- Codemasters
- Publishers
- Codemasters · Camerica
- Release date
- February 1, 1991
Summary
Quattro Adventure packs four distinct platform action experiences onto a single NES cartridge, a novelty that felt like getting a mini‑arcade in your living room. In Europe the bundle was marketed under the more whimsical name Super Adventure Quests, but the core idea remains the same: a compact anthology that lets you jump, dodge and blast through varied worlds without swapping carts. The collection debuted alongside its Commodore 64 counterpart in the early ’90s, offering a quick taste of multiple game styles for anyone who loved the fast‑paced side‑scrollers of the era. It’s a neat reminder of how developers squeezed extra value into the limited hardware of the NES, turning a single box into a quartet of adventures.
Storyline
Quattro Adventure is a quirky NES compilation that bundles four distinct platformers into one cartridge, letting players jump from the Australian outback to medieval England, a cartoonish island, and an alien‑filled Earth.
In Boomerang Kid, you play as the titular youngster who must retrieve all of his scattered boomerangs across a landscape populated by snapping alligators, cute koalas, knights, and even a dog named Toby, while navigating secret switches and hidden caves.
Super Robin Hood sends you into Nottingham Castle, where Robin must battle troll guards, dwarves, vampire bats and fire‑breathing gargoyles, solve puzzles with keys and secret passages, and rescue Maid Marian while collecting crowns, diamonds and other loot.
Treasure Island Dizzy drops the egg‑shaped hero onto a mysterious island where he explores treehouses, villages, gold mines and dragon lairs, hunting treasure maps and confronting wizards, trolls and pirates.
Linus Spacehead follows an alien from the planet Linoleum who crash‑lands on Earth; his mission is to gather scattered radio parts across bizarre alien‑filled zones so he can radio home for rescue.
Edited by Maya Carter
Multiplayer
- Game modes
- Single
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