Ice Climber

Ice Climber

アイスクライマー

Cover artwork of 'Ice Climber'

Developer(s): Nintendo R&D1 Publisher(s): Nintendo Platform: Nintendo Entertainment System, Game Boy Advance Category: Platformer Players: 2 Predecessor: N/A Successor: N/A

Release dates N. America: October 18, 1985 Japan: January 30, 1985 Europe: September 1, 1986

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Ice Climber is a game for the Nintendo Entertainment System. The goal of the game is to get the Ice Climbers up to the peak of the mountain where the Condor is. Along the way, the player must jump on blocks and clouds while avoiding Topi, Nitpickers, and Polar Bears. There are also Vegetables to collect. The player wins a bonus, if the he or she collects all of the vegetables. The main characters are Popo, the boy in the blue parka, and Nana, the girl in the pink parka. There is also a multiplayer mode which features a head to head competition between Popo and Nana to see who can reach the top first. They can cooperate on the way up, but for the bonus it is a one-on-one competition.

Technical Details

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Other Releases

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Although Ice Climber does not have a sequel, it has been released in numerous forms including a set for the e-Reader, a port in the Classic NES series on the Game Boy Advance as NES Classics: Ice Climber, and an easter egg in Animal Crossing. It is also available on the Wii and Nintendo 3DS's Virtual Consoles.

Title	Cover art	Platform	Release date(s)	Notes
Famicom Mini	Famicom Mini: Ice Climber	100px	2004 in Japan	Game Boy Advance
Classic NES Series / NES Classics	Classic NES Series: Ice Climber		2004 in North America, Europe and Australia	Game Boy Advance
	Ice Climber-e		2002 in Japan and North America	e-Reader
Dōbutsu no Mori	Dōbutsu no Mori	[[File:|100px|center|frameless]]	2001 in Japan	Nintendo 64
Animal Crossing	Animal Crossing	[[File:|100px|center|frameless]]	2002 in North America, 2003 in Australia, 2004 in Europe	Nintendo GameCube
	Ice Climber			Wii (VC)
	Ice Climber		2013 Worldwide	Nintendo 3DS (VC)
	Ice Climber		2013 Worldwide	Wii U (VC)
Masterpieces	Super Smash Bros. Brawl		2008 Worldwide	Wii

External links

• Wikipedia article.
• Smash Wiki Article
• StrategyWiki walkthrough

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