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Dr.Jekyll and Mr.Hyde NES
One of the worst awful NES games out there on the NES system that was based on the actual book.Let me name some reason why it's a shitty game for each character.
Jekyll:
1.you have a weapon that won't do anything and it only kills bees.
2.You walk so slow.
3.The townspeople try to kill you for no appearent reason(even animals).
4.It's impossible to get pass your enemies most of the times.
5.If you get to the ending with Jekyll all you'll get is the word "END"
6.Ever time you get hit you anger meter drains out and you turn into Hyde.
Hyde:
1.You go through the same exact levels as you did with Jekyll but with these strange enemies and you have to kill them to turn back into Jekyll.
2.If you reach the exact same point as you did with Dr.Jekyll for no appearent reason you get struck by lightning and the game ends just like that.
So really the goal is to get futher with Dr.Jekyll that Mr.Hyde.
Jekyll:
1.you have a weapon that won't do anything and it only kills bees.
2.You walk so slow.
3.The townspeople try to kill you for no appearent reason(even animals).
4.It's impossible to get pass your enemies most of the times.
5.If you get to the ending with Jekyll all you'll get is the word "END"
6.Ever time you get hit you anger meter drains out and you turn into Hyde.
Hyde:
1.You go through the same exact levels as you did with Jekyll but with these strange enemies and you have to kill them to turn back into Jekyll.
2.If you reach the exact same point as you did with Dr.Jekyll for no appearent reason you get struck by lightning and the game ends just like that.
So really the goal is to get futher with Dr.Jekyll that Mr.Hyde.
Dr.Jekyll and Mr.Hyde NES by hammerhead301 October 24, 2008
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Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
1(n) the worst NES game ever made and is also one of the most hardest. The game starts you off being a man and for some reason everyone wants you dead. When you die (which will happen in thirty seconds) you turn into a monster and get struck by lightning and die.
It is also used for fire kindling
It is also used for fire kindling
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by eman777077 October 6, 2010
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Dr. Jeckyll and Mr. Hyde
1. A Robert Louis Stevenson classic novel written about the inner struggle of a man, Dr. Henry Jeckyll, who had the choice of becomming his alter-ego Mr. Edward Hyde. In the end, the evil Hyde overcomes him, and he dies.
2. An amazing Alchoholic Beverage.
2. An amazing Alchoholic Beverage.
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Go pick up some Jeckyll and Hyde while you're out.
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Dr. Jeckyll and Mr. Hyde by Ian Kaulwell December 8, 2007
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