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Arcade / Arcade - Platformer (Scrolling) · 1985

Whirlinurd

Published by US Gold · Developed by PMS Data

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Information

Genre
Arcade - Platformer (Scrolling)
Language
Machine Language
Controls
Joystick
Players
1, 2 (alt.), 2 (sim.), 2+
Programmer(s)
Gray, Chris
Graphic Artist(s)
Gray, Chris
Sound
Gray, Chris
Cover Artist(s)
[unknown]
Year
1985
Publisher
US Gold
Developer
PMS Data
Country
United Kingdom
License
Commercial
Medium
Tape, Disk
Rarity
7 (Tape), 8 (Disk)
Serial
-

Votes / Statistics

Rating: 7.5/10 · Votes: 52 · Downloads: 3,041 · Hits: 10,478

Additional Comments

Missing original disk image!

Screenshots (9)

Whirlinurd — screenshot 1
Whirlinurd — screenshot 1
Whirlinurd — screenshot 2
Whirlinurd — screenshot 2
Whirlinurd — screenshot 3
Whirlinurd — screenshot 3
Whirlinurd — screenshot 4
Whirlinurd — screenshot 4
Whirlinurd — screenshot 5
Whirlinurd — screenshot 5
Whirlinurd — screenshot 6
Whirlinurd — screenshot 6
Whirlinurd — screenshot 7
Whirlinurd — screenshot 7
Whirlinurd — screenshot 8
Whirlinurd — screenshot 8
Whirlinurd — screenshot 9
Whirlinurd — screenshot 9

Cover Art (3)

Tape
Tape
Disk 1
Disk 1
Disk 2
Disk 2

Comments (4)

  • Baz30 Sept 2013

    This was one of my all time XL faves. I remember reading the Atari User review and it sounded pretty strange... they praised the character animation when the nurd turned round and that was a nifty piece of programming. The concept was bizarre but offered plenty of fun and some hair raising moments only to usually result in the nurd "melting" as it was killed once again! For a platformer, this had enough originality and humour for me.

  • rastafarout16 Jul 2009

    if you typed in "iamthehungrydude" in the title/game play you can leep to all levels...or it might meen extra lives...my feeble brain

  • fog11 Mar 2008

    I remember this game, as it was quite surreal. Also that it was a dual format tape.. one side was c64 and the other atari.

  • Muffy St. Bernard15 Sept 2007

    Fun, but the way you need to start levels over again after you die is maddening.

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