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Nogalious MSX Now Available
Madrid, Spain – February 28th, in the year of our Lord 2019 – For nostalgic retro-gamers, independent developer LuegoLu3go Studios launches their classic 2D platformer Nogalious MSX on Steam today for just $3.99.
This version of Nogalious is the same one that appeared in an MSX cartridge back in January. The game is now available in both physical (MSX) and digital (Steam) formats.
Nogalious MSX is a distinct game than the one released on PC some months ago (DVD, Steam). Both share many aspects, but they have a particular disposal of platforms and enemies, as well as a slightly different graphical style.
“We feel that Nogalious MSX is a piece of art”, claims Raúl Nogalés, CEO at Luegolu3go Studios. “Nogalious MSX represents the true spirit of the games of the 80’s: extreme difficulty, pixel visuals and action platforming”.
Funded from Kickstarter with a total of 246 backers, special versions of Nogalious will also be launched on Amstrad CPC, Commodore 64, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One and PlayStation 4 later this year.
Nogalious is the first title of a trilogy of vintage platformers that depicts the story of Nogalious, his daughter Mariet, and the evil Darama. Future titles Mirilla and Dragorieta are expected to appear in 2019.
Nogalious is the first game to feature the Luegolu3go Play Game Services (LPGS) by showing cross-platform updated leaderboards between users of both the physical and digital versions on PC and MSX.
LPGS registers leaderboards, scores, payments and information from both online and offline software. Download the LGPS Reader and turn your smartphone into a tool to connect your 8-bit games to Internet.
Features
• Nogalious MSX is the same game that you can play on your physical MSX system.
• 8-bit visual and gameplay style.
• Intense and precise platforming.
• Enter the dungeons and discover its secrets.
• Solve intriguing puzzles.
• Fight classic final bosses at the end of each stage.
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