A pseudo-3D runner by Square before Final Fantasy. Dash forward, jump, dodge. Technically impressive for 1987, a bit repetitive today but worthwhile as a historical curiosity.
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Rail Shooter1 player3+
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Pseudo-3D racing game using parallax effect to simulate depth. Published by Square, released in the USA in 1987. Forward first-person racing view with obstacles to avoid and pioneering NES 3D depth effect. An original Square pseudo-3D racing game on NES.
Complete: box, manual and disc/cart very clean. Lightly handled.
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3-D WorldRunner marks Square's early NES presence in America, years before the studio became shorthand for RPGs, making it a milestone for those tracking the publisher's path. Built by the team that would later shape Final Fantasy, it carries seldom-used anaglyph 3D glasses support. Complete boxed copies draw attention for that historical footnote more than for raw scarcity, and the title stays affordable loose.