Zombies Ate My Neighbors
Summary
Developed By : LucasArts
Published By : Konami (SNES, Mega Drive/Genesis) LucasArts (Virtual Console)
Designed By : Mike Ebert
Platform : Super NES, Sega Genesis, Virtual Console
Genre : Run and Gun
Mode : Single-player, Cooperative
Release Dates : NA September 24, 1993 PAL January 27, 1994 Virtual Console NA October 26, 2009 PAL October 30, 2009
Rating: Everyone (10+)
Zombies Ate My Neighbors Description
The mad scientist Dr. Tongue has created a wide variety of monsters within the bowels of his castle and has unleashed them on nearby suburban areas, terrorizing its inhabitants. Two teenage friends, Zeke and Julie, having witnessed the attack of said monsters, arm themselves with a great deal of unconventional weaponry and items to combat them and save their neighbors from certain death. Ultimately, they will come face to face with Dr. Tongue himself and defeat him to put an end to his plans.
Simple yet Challenging
The premise of this game is very simple but at the same time challenging and great fun. For one or two players, your characters: Zeke and Julie have to rescue the neighbours from a whole bunch of zombies, werewolves and all sorts of monsters you will easily recognise from films.
55 levels
There are 55 levels, all very colourful and diverse. For example, you have to use trampolines to jump over fences, find keys that unlock sheds and then visit the mall, where there are lots of shops on multiple floors. The neighbours that need rescuing include babies, cheerleaders and even dogs! Often it is easy to find the neighbours, you just have to rescue them quickly to progress to the next level. Other times you have to find a key and unlock a door before you can reach them.
There is a version of this for both SNES and Sega Genesis.
Zombies At My Neighbors Verdict:
Zombies At My Neighbors dates back to a time where consoles and games were simpler, but enormous fun nevertheless.
It is a great action packed game with endless zombies, vampires, werewolves killer dogs etc and endless wierd weapons with which to whack them in order to save your neighbours.
No matter how sophisticated consoles and games become, there will always be room for a classic such as Zombies At My Neighbors.
Excellent game which just gets better every time you play it. Highly recommended!
‘Zombies Ate My Neighbors’ Clock
- Zombies Ate My Neighbors Wall Clock
- Vinyl Record Art
- 100% Vinyl
- Battery: 1 AA (not included)
- Quartz Clock Movement
- Size: 12″ Diameter More…
Zombies Ate My Neighbors Wall Clock
This is a cool, artistic clock to own. If you are into Zombies Ate My Neighbors, it’s a no brainer; if you’ll pardon the pun. This theatrical timepiece would make a great gift for the zombie fan in your life, whether it is for Christmas, birthday, valentine’s day or somewhere in between. It is a great artistic piece to have hanging on your wall and it is so practical too. After all, no matter what time of day it is, it’s always time for another game of Zombies At My Neighbors!
Description
This cool “Zombies Ate My Neighbors” Wall Clock measures a generous 12 inches in diameter and is made completely from vinyl. Cast from a 12 inch vinyl record, it features Julia and Zeke, the two main characters from the iconic zombie game: Zombies At My Neighbors.
Quartz Movement
The clock contains a quartz movement and is powered by one single AA battery which is not included with the clock. On the face of the clock you will find an easy to read clock face with a red background and simply styled black numbers. The clock has black hour and minute hands and also a second hand.
Julia and Zeke
Either side of the clock face you will find the two main protagonists: Julia and Zeke, armed, smiling and ready for action. The trademark “Zombies At My Neighbors” title is emblazoned across the base of the clock in bold letters.
Verdict
Whether you are a fan of “Zombies Ate My Neighbors” or not, you are going to love this artistic “Zombies Ate My Neighbors Vinyl Clock. Time flies when you are playing such a great game as Zombies Ate My Neighbors. Just don’t glance up at the clock too often while you are playing. You have to keep a close watch on those giant ants and aliens you know. Zombies aren’t the only crawling nasties in this game!
