PuLiRuLa
[Coin-Op] Arcade Video Game by Taito Corp. [Japan]
Type of the game: [Coin-Op] Arcade Video Game
PuLiRuLa © 1991 Taito Corp.
PuLiRuLa is a six-level, sideways scrolling beat-em-up for 1 or 2 players that defies any logic in either its theme or its graphical approach; that places the players in a dream-like world populated by armies of strange and bizarre creatures.
PuLiRuLa's plot centres around the world of 'Radishland'. Each of Radishland's six towns is kept running smoothly with the aid of a giant key, which is necessary to keep the world's 'time-flow' moving. The key is stolen by a mysterious enemy and the timeflow is disrupted. Players must fight their way through waves of increasingly abstract enemies in their quest to recover the key and restore time to Radishland.
To aid players in their quest, they are each armed with a magical stick, with which they can hit and defeat the game's abstract enemies. Players are also armed with a limited number of smart bombs, capable of killing multiple enemies. The smart bombs are as visually unique as the rest of the game; taking the form of such things as a herd of running animals, a purple dancing blob-like man or a man in a giant microwave oven who captures and cooks any on-screen enemies. When killed, the enemies disappear and an animal or townsperson is released from inside the creature.
PuLiRuLa © 1991 Taito Corp.
PuLiRuLa is a six-level, sideways scrolling beat-em-up for 1 or 2 players that defies any logic in either its theme or its graphical approach; that places the players in a dream-like world populated by armies of strange and bizarre creatures.
PuLiRuLa's plot centres around the world of 'Radishland'. Each of Radishland's six towns is kept running smoothly with the aid of a giant key, which is necessary to keep the world's 'time-flow' moving. The key is stolen by a mysterious enemy and the timeflow is disrupted. Players must fight their way through waves of increasingly abstract enemies in their quest to recover the key and restore time to Radishland.
To aid players in their quest, they are each armed with a magical stick, with which they can hit and defeat the game's abstract enemies. Players are also armed with a limited number of smart bombs, capable of killing multiple enemies. The smart bombs are as visually unique as the rest of the game; taking the form of such things as a herd of running animals, a purple dancing blob-like man or a man in a giant microwave oven who captures and cooks any on-screen enemies. When killed, the enemies disappear and an animal or townsperson is released from inside the creature.
Taito F2 Expanded Hardware
Prom Stickers : C98
Main CPU : 68000 (@ 12 Mhz)
Sound CPU : Z80 (@ 4 Mhz)
Sound Chips : YM2610 (@ 8 Mhz)
Players : 2
Control : 8-Way Joystick
Buttons : 2
=> Magic, Jump
Prom Stickers : C98
Main CPU : 68000 (@ 12 Mhz)
Sound CPU : Z80 (@ 4 Mhz)
Sound Chips : YM2610 (@ 8 Mhz)
Players : 2
Control : 8-Way Joystick
Buttons : 2
=> Magic, Jump
PuLiRuLa was released in November 1991.
Pony Canyon / Scitron released a limited-edition soundtrack album for this game (PuLiRuLa - PCCB-00091) on July 17, 1992.
Pony Canyon / Scitron released a limited-edition soundtrack album for this game (PuLiRuLa - PCCB-00091) on July 17, 1992.
Producer : Hidehiro Fujiwara
Character : Kat, Zawakichi, Carry An Hirrcky
Sound (Team Zuntata) : Kazuko Umino (Karu.), Yasuhisa Watanabe (Yack)
Software : Iromust TMR, Exit Kardy, Magician Kaz
Hardware : Yasuhiro Shibuya
Designers : Mt. Mihara B. E. Umakboh
Character Designers : Zak Munn, Masami Kikuchi, Mutter Tomy, E. Bang De Boo. M
Model : E. Saton Go 2
Character : Kat, Zawakichi, Carry An Hirrcky
Sound (Team Zuntata) : Kazuko Umino (Karu.), Yasuhisa Watanabe (Yack)
Software : Iromust TMR, Exit Kardy, Magician Kaz
Hardware : Yasuhiro Shibuya
Designers : Mt. Mihara B. E. Umakboh
Character Designers : Zak Munn, Masami Kikuchi, Mutter Tomy, E. Bang De Boo. M
Model : E. Saton Go 2
Consoles:
FM Towns Marty
(1994) Sega Saturn (August 28, 1997, "PuLiRuLa Arcade Gears [Model T-26106G]")
Sony PlayStation
(August 28, 1997; "PuLiRuLa Arcade Gears [Model SLPS-00928]") Sony PlayStation 2
(July 28, 2005; "Taito Memories Joukan [Model SLPM-66057 (TCPS-10115)]")
Game's rom.
Game's screenshots.
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Game's screenshots.
See goodies section.
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