The King's Knight (NES) In a Nutshell
Created on: September 1st, 2005
The King's Knight (NES) In a Nutshell
Ciancijr 
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~The Long Story~ There once was an old game that Squaresoft released on the NES. This game was impossible to beat. They called this game the King's Knight. You start out as a knight, shooting enemies and jumping on and off cliffs to avoid them and avoid
The King's Knight (NES Game)
The King's Knight (NES Game)

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Ciancijr
September 1st, 2005
9:32:24 PM CDT
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The rest of the story: and avoid being crushed off of the screen. If you succeeded, you took the score you had and it figured out a level ranking that your character became. If you lost, you'd see a screen saying "Knight 'Ray Jack' Dead". Next, there
Ciancijr
September 1st, 2005
9:33:17 PM CDT
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More Story: Next, there was a wizard. Then there was a monster. Lastly there was a thief boy. If you lost on all four, you obviously died. However, if you somehow got through even one level (Even if you used savestates to do so.) You may go to the fifth l
Ciancijr
September 1st, 2005
9:34:01 PM CDT
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Even more to the story You may go to the fifth level after the thief boy's level. You then play as all of the remaining adventurers. However, when you get to the middle of the stage, there's an impossible maze of suddenly appearing walls... No matter wh
Daltonofzeal2
September 1st, 2005
9:34:22 PM CDT
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I like it.
Daltonofzeal2
September 1st, 2005
9:34:30 PM CDT
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Sorry for interrupting.
Ciancijr
September 1st, 2005
9:34:44 PM CDT
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No matter which path you take, there will be a dead end, thus smashing you off the screen, and killing off the remaining players, giving you an automatic game over. I think Squaresoft was doing one of these three things: 1: They tried to screw us over. 2
Ciancijr
September 1st, 2005
9:34:58 PM CDT
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2: They forgot to make a path in the maze that wouldn't kill you. 3: They were trying to show that the good guy doesn't always save the princess. Now, after reading this long explanation, why not watch the game in a nutshell. ~ ~
Ciancijr
September 1st, 2005
9:35:42 PM CDT
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gah its alright lol it shouldnt have been such a long story in the first place
Ciancijr
September 1st, 2005
9:39:03 PM CDT
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no man i couldnt fit the story in the main thing
Ciancijr
September 1st, 2005
9:40:18 PM CDT
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y do u think i put "the long story" in front of it? gah forget it im just makin more spam...
roq
April 5th, 2007
5:25:45 PM CDT
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What the hell? It is possible to finish this game, you just have to use each character correctly to reach the end.
Ciancijr
April 7th, 2007
1:41:49 PM CDT
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...oh yeah? well... *looks around* (they don't know that. shush)