Adventures of Lolo Trilogy Review - Chichi

Chichi reviews Adventures of Lolo on the NES.
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[@jeffb.6642]

I'd say start with the US releases and when you can beat them, move onto the Japanese ones. They're much harder. In order of difficulty it typically goes US Lolo 1 > US 2 > US 3 > JP 1 > JP2 I like that the US Lolo 2 and JP Lolo 1 are exactly the same outside of the levels - they even use the same music and passwords. There are even half a dozen or so levels that show up in both games, but generally appear on earlier floors in the JP version (with like one exception - 6-4 in US Lolo 2 is 7-1 in JP Lolo 1) Same goes for US Lolo 3 and JP Lolo 2. Same music/passwords, but different levels. And a few US Lolo 3 levels are from JP Lolo 1.

[@homer3189]

How have I never heard of this game? it looks awesome

[@RetroverseGG]

Give it a try :)

[@mariaffelipe8383]

Adoro trilogia, são bons jogos para quem gosta de para pensar.