Predator (1988)

Klon Co., Ltd.

Family Computer, MSX2, Nintendo Entertainment System, TRS-80 Color Computer

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Predator for the NES, MSX2 and TRS-80 Color Computer (also known as "Predator: Soon The Hunt Will Begin") is a 2D action game. There are 30 stages in the game, and each one is split up into two modes: Jungle Mode, and Big Mode. In Jungle Mode, the object of the game is to survive the dangers of the jungle … Predator for the NES, MSX2 and TRS-80 Color Computer (also known as "Predator: Soon The Hunt Will Begin") is a 2D action game. There are 30 stages in the game, and each one is split up into two modes: Jungle Mode, and Big Mode.

In Jungle Mode, the object of the game is to survive the dangers of the jungle while you shoot down guerillas and wildlife using a variety of weapons including machine guns, laser rays, and grenades (all with unlimited ammo). You exit the stage by entering a cave to proceed to the next level. Sometimes there is more than one cave, and you will be warped to another stage other than the next one, depending on what cave you enter.

After three or so stages, you enter the game's Big Mode. The object here is to blast blue and purple spheres before they have a chance to hurt you. Some spheres have power-ups that will increase your firepower. When you have made some distance, you have to defeat the Predator before you can continue on to the next stage. Big Mode is the same throughout the game, but the only difference here is the Predator's attack pattern.
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Details

Developers
Klon Co., Ltd.
Publishers
Activision, Gradiente, Mediagenic, Pack-In-Video
Genres
Platform, Shooter
Themes
Action, Science fiction
Franchises
Predator
Also known as
Schwarzenegger: Predator · Predator: Soon The Hunt Will Begin · Depredador (Portuguese title)

Release dates

  • Mar 10, 1988 (Japan) Family Computer
  • 1988 (Japan) MSX2
  • Mar 10, 1989 (North America) Nintendo Entertainment System
  • 1989 (North America) TRS-80 Color Computer
  • 1989 (Brazil) Nintendo Entertainment System