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| − | |title=Popeye (Arcade) | + | |title=Popeye |
| | |jptitle=ポパイ | | |jptitle=ポパイ |
| − | |jptrans=Popai | + | |jptrans=Popeye |
| − | |jptranslation=Popeye
| + | |boxart=Popeye boxart.png |
| − | |boxart=Popeye North American Arcade Front Flyer.jpg | + | |caption=Front box art |
| − | |caption=Front flyer for the North American arcade version | |
| − | |title2=Popeye (NES)
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| − | |boxart2=Popeye North American NES Front Box Art.png
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| − | |caption2=Front box art for the North American NES version
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| − | |developer=[[Nintendo]]
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| | |publisher=Nintendo | | |publisher=Nintendo |
| − | |console=Arcade<br>[[Nintendo Entertainment System]] | + | |developer=Nintendo |
| − | |category=Action | + | |console=Arcade, [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] |
| − | |players=1-2 | + | |category= |
| − | |ownershiprights=©1982 Nintendo<br>©1982 King Features Syndicate, Inc.<br>(Arcade)<br><br>©1982 KING FEATURES SYNDICATE, Inc.<br>©1982 NINTENDO CO., LTD.<br>MADE IN JAPAN<br>(NES) | + | |players= |
| − | |releasena=1982 (Arcade)<br>June 1986 (NES) | + | |predecessor= |
| − | |releasejp=December 1982 (Arcade)<br>July 15, 1983 (Famicom) | + | |successor= |
| | + | |releasena=June 1986 |
| | + | |releasejp=July 15, 1983 |
| | |releaseeu=1986 | | |releaseeu=1986 |
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| | |colorscheme=Nintendo | | |colorscheme=Nintendo |
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| − | '''''Popeye''''' is an arcade game by Nintendo, later ported to the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]], featuring the [[wikipedia:Popeye|cartoon character of the same name]].
| + | '''Popeye''' is an arcade/[[Nintendo Entertainment System]] game, featuring the third party character Popeye. |
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| | The Nintendo Entertainment System version is a slight graphical downgrade compared to the original arcade version. | | The Nintendo Entertainment System version is a slight graphical downgrade compared to the original arcade version. |
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| | As Popeye, the player must catch items thrown by Olive Oyl while avoiding Brutus, Sea Hag and Bernard. Popeye can eat a can of spinach to become invincible. | | As Popeye, the player must catch items thrown by Olive Oyl while avoiding Brutus, Sea Hag and Bernard. Popeye can eat a can of spinach to become invincible. |
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| − | ==Blurb== | + | ==References== |
| − | {{blurb|title=Flyer (Arcade version)|content=''Will the King of Spinach clobber the<br>swashbuckler and save the lady Oyl?''
| + | *[https://nindb.net/nes/popeye/index.html NinDB] |
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| − | ''"Popeye! Sweetheart! Catch my kisses," cries Olive Oyl! "I yam comin' sweetlips,''<br>
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| − | ''but there's a big ugly brute right on me tail," wails Popeye!''<br>
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| − | ''Chasing hearts before they break, Popeye is pursued by the ol' blubber face, Brutus.''<br>
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| − | ''POW! Popeye punches beer bottles hurled by Brutus. POW! Popeye smashes wine bot-''<br>
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| − | ''tles flung by the Sea Hag. "Curses! I missed," scowls the old lush! POW! Popeye slams''
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| − | ''the punching bag and a beer bottle immobilizes Brutus. "Rats! I'll git you, you little var-''<br>
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| − | ''mit!" Popeye is then free to catch hearts and flirt. But just let one of those hearts''<br>
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| − | ''break and Olive shakes a threatening finger at Popeye, scolding, "you stupid ninny!"''<br>
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| − | ''Avast! Ms. Oyl is such a nag! She keeps throwing things at Popeye. And brutish Bru-''<br>
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| − | ''tus keeps gaining. But POW! See Popeye grab the spinach and become glowing red.''<br>
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| − | ''Only now can Popeye knock Brutus on his petunias!''<br>
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| − | ''Observing from afar, Wimpy proclaims, "Greetings, Sir! That was a foul blow. I want''<br>
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| − | ''a hamburger." Meanwhile, annoyed at the nasty Sea Hag, Olive orders Popeye to''<br>
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| − | ''"smack her smush!" "I cannot do it," says Popeye, "I yam a gen'leman! I does not hit''<br>
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| − | ''dames!"<br>
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| − | ''Plagued by kamikaze skulls, ravenous vultures and fragile hearts, can Popeye tri-''<br>
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| − | ''umph? Will he KNOCK OUT Brutus and live happily ever after with his favorite dame?''<br>
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| − | ''Only Nintendo could create such a frantically wild game using one of America's best-''<br>
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| − | ''loved cartoon figures. It's Popeye as you've never seen him before. With sensational,''<br>
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| − | ''lifelike graphics, sounds and music which will have them begging for more!''<br>
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| − | ''"Blow me down! I yam so proud of Nintendo I could bust," boasts Popeye as he''<br>
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| − | ''puffs his pipe and winks goodbye!''}}
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| − | {{blurb|title=Box (NES version)|content=''Now you're the King of<br>Spinach in a battle for<br>Olive's love!''
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| − | ''Are you ready to climb ladders, jump land-''<br>
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| − | ''ings, eat spinach and punch out Brutus,''<br>
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| − | ''Seahag and the flying Bernard? Because''<br>
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| − | ''that's what it takes to win Olive Oyl's hand in''<br>
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| − | ''marriage. You'll score points by defeating your enemies and collection the "love''
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| − | ''tokens" Olive drops from her window. The more you collect, the more points you'll''<br>
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| − | ''score and the faster you'll win her love. But watch out. Around every corner lurks''<br>
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| − | ''another jealous sailor. You'll have to think with your head as well as your heart to''<br>
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| − | ''win this fast action love affair!''}}
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| − | <gallery>
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| − | Popeye Japanese Arcade Front Flyer.jpg|Front flyer for the Japanese arcade version
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| − | Popeye Famicom Front Box Art.jpg|Front box art for the Famicom version
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| − | Popeye European NES Front Box Art.jpeg|Front box art for the European NES version
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| − | </gallery> | |
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| − | ==External links==
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| − | {{otherwikis|italics=yes|StrategyWiki=Popeye}}
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| − | *{{wp|Popeye (video game)|''Popeye'' on Wikipedia}}
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| − | *[https://nindb.net/arcade/popeye/index.html ''Popeye'' (Arcade version) on NinDB]
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| − | *[https://nindb.net/nes/popeye/index.html ''Popeye'' (NES version) on NinDB]
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| − | {{clear|right}}
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| | </div> | | </div> |
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| − | [[Category:Nintendo Entertainment System games]]
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| − | [[Category:1982 games]]
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