The COOLEST Games Ever Made
Screen Shot: Hyper Lander 2 Classic
This is coming out of the crystal patch as you enter the great cavern,a huge 4000 foot ascension chamber.
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Screen Shot: Project BOB
This is the wooden room, because the flooring on the entire board looks like wood.
Screen Shot: Hyper Lander 2 Classic
Once you manage to escape from the falling moon you get some more information about themysterious origin of the destroyed base and a glimpse of what is actually happening.
Screen Shot: Hyper Lander 2 Classic
This is the rescue vehicle that you pilot through the game.It has some cool features that are described on this screen of the game.
Screen Shot: Project BOB
This is the title screen for the game.
Screen Shot: Project BOB
This is the lava room, notice the stack of bombs in the central chamber...
Screen Shot: Hyper Lander 2 Classic
This game has some screens that cannot be seen unless you use game codes. This is one of them.
Screen Shot: Hyper Lander 2 Classic
This is a destroyed base hidden at the end of one of the tunnels. It's part of the mystery that surrounds the story behind the game.
Screen Shot: Project BOB
Time for some explosives.
Screen Shot: Project BOB
This is the title screen and the first board in the game.
Screen Shot: Hyper Lander 2 Classic
The granite crag, one of my favorite climbs.... er, mm.... rooms.
Screen Shot: Project BOB
This is the water room.
Screen Shot: Hyper Lander 2 Classic
Another example of some interesting rock formations, at one of the deepest places in the moon that this game takes place on.
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Screen Shot: Project BOB
....you dirty rat....
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