Remembering the Nintendo Power article and not wanting to leave empty handed I picked this up along with other gems like Wizards & Warriors III, Vice: Project Doom, and Dragon Warrior II. Personally, I was there to buy Crystalis but someone else got it first. Around late 1994 when Blockbuster video were getting rid of their entire NES catalog at bargain bin prices Surprise at Dinosaur Peak was still there. I bought Surprise at Dinosaur Peak completely on a whim. But delve deeper and you’ll find a well thought out platformer that has solid mechanics and puts up a decent fight. Considering it is one of the system’s last games in the US I thought so too. You would not be at fault for assuming The Flintstones: The Surprise at Dinosaur Peak is a cheap cash-in. Then there are the lesser known titles like Panic Restaurant and this gem. Titles like Kick Master and Little Samson are absolutely incredible and deserve a higher profile.
Seriously what was up with Taito and their late NES output? Taito released some of the finest games on the system in its twilight years that hardly anyone played.
Developer: Taito Publisher: Taito Released: 1994 Genre: Plaformer
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