Little Samson [Action Game]


Potential Pros & Cons

PROS:
- Very colorful levels with detailed enemies and bosses
- Four playable characters; Each with different skills
- Characters can be switched instantly at any time
- Obtain items to increase your character's stamina
- Numerous stages and two different endings

CONS:
- Lack of power-ups makes the game seem stale for 1992
- Mostly average soundtrack
- VERY expensive for those who want to buy the game
- You will constantly have to switch between characters
  and this can only be done by entering a menu first

Vyse States:
"Little Samson is a decent game to own if you find it for cheap, but
sometimes...I just feel the game is praised more than necessary. I won't
lie to you and state that it is worth the dollar value that it goes for...
because it doesn't even come close to being worth 60 to 80 dollars for
just a cartridge. It's a fun little diversion, but the game is really only
decent on the first playthrough. The game has impressive visuals, but
the other aspects of the game are average. If you find a relatively
cheap copy, you should definitely buy it. Otherwise, I wouldn't bother."


Game Screenshots

Title Screen So....I can choose a kid, a dragon, a golem, and a mouse? Really? Can't I pick something else? Toss those bells boy!


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