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''The Tower of Babel'' is a 1986 Famicom puzzle-platforming game by [[Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment Namco]].Creator/{{Namco}}. The game later received ports to the Platform/SharpX68000, Platform/GameBoy (via ''Namco Gallery Vol. 3''), and most interestingly the Platform/PlayStation, on ''[[CompilationRerelease Namco Anthology 1]]'', alongside an enhanced "Arrange" remake version of the game with new levels and graphics among other things. In 2023, the Famicom version would be brought to the Platform/NintendoSwitch Online service and renamed to ''Mystery Tower'', finally making it overseas after 37 years.
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* SyntheticVoiceActor: The [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dmkY7GrKISI opening movie]] for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation arrange edition has one whispering "Welcome to the [[TitleDrop Tower of Babel]]..."
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* SyntheticVoiceActor: The [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dmkY7GrKISI opening movie]] for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation Platform/PlayStation arrange edition has one whispering "Welcome to the [[TitleDrop Tower of Babel]]..."
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''The Tower of Babel'' is a 1986 Famicom puzzle-platforming game by [[Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment Namco]]. The game later received ports to the UsefulNotes/SharpX68000, Platform/SharpX68000, Platform/GameBoy (via ''Namco Gallery Vol. 3''), and most interestingly the Platform/PlayStation, on ''[[CompilationRerelease Namco Anthology 1]]'', alongside an enhanced "Arrange" remake version of the game with new levels and graphics among other things. In 2023, the Famicom version would be brought to the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch Platform/NintendoSwitch Online service and renamed to ''Mystery Tower'', finally making it overseas after 37 years.
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* AllJustADream: Implied [[spoiler: in the ending of Neo Babel in the UsefulNotes/PlayStation remake, in which Indy wakes up after reaching the top.]]
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* AllJustADream: Implied [[spoiler: in the ending of Neo Babel in the UsefulNotes/PlayStation Platform/PlayStation remake, in which Indy wakes up after reaching the top.]]
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''The Tower of Babel'' is a 1986 Famicom puzzle-platforming game by [[Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment Namco]]. The game later received ports to the UsefulNotes/SharpX68000, UsefulNotes/GameBoy Platform/GameBoy (via ''Namco Gallery Vol. 3''), and most interestingly the UsefulNotes/PlayStation, Platform/PlayStation, on ''[[CompilationRerelease Namco Anthology 1]]'', alongside an enhanced "Arrange" remake version of the game with new levels and graphics among other things. In 2023, the Famicom version would be brought to the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch Online service and renamed to ''Mystery Tower'', finally making it overseas after 37 years.
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* PermaStubble: The Famicom art of Indy has him sporting this. Averted with his appearance in the UsefulNotes/PlayStation arrange version where he's clean-shaven.
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''The Tower of Babel'' is a 1986 Famicom puzzle-platforming game by [[Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment Namco]]. The game later received ports to the UsefulNotes/SharpX68000, UsefulNotes/GameBoy (via ''Namco Gallery Vol. 3''), and most interestingly the UsefulNotes/PlayStation, on ''[[CompilationRerelease Namco Anthology 1]]'', alongside an enhanced "Arrange" remake version of the game with new levels and graphics among other things.
things. In 2023, the Famicom version would be brought to the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch Online service and renamed to ''Mystery Tower'', finally making it overseas after 37 years.
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''The Tower of Babel'' is a 1986 Famicom puzzle-platforming game by [[Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment Namco]]. The game later received ports to the Sharp X68000, Nintendo Gameboy UsefulNotes/SharpX68000, UsefulNotes/GameBoy (via ''Namco Gallery Vol. 3''), and most interestingly the UsefulNotes/PlayStation, on ''[[CompilationRerelease Namco Anthology 1]]'', alongside an enhanced "Arrange" remake version of the game with new levels and graphics among other things.
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This game is notable (in Japan at least) for featuring character designs by Japanese artist Hiroshi Fuji, who worked on several other Namco games, such as ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfValkyrie'' and ''Sky Kid''. The game received a short-lived webcomic based off of it from Website/ShiftyLook, involving Indy's granddaughter Minnesota being chosen to investigate the tower's decay before its collapse destroys the town surrounding it. Indy also had a prominent role in Episode 8 of the ''WebAnimation/{{Mappy}}'' web series, where he was hired by Goro as a treasure hunter in search of a valuable artifact under Nyamco Headquarters. More recently, the game appeared as a useable theme for ''VideoGame/PacMan99'' as free DLC, changing Pac-Man to Indy and the ghosts to Urs and bats.
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This game is notable (in Japan at least) for featuring character designs by Japanese artist Hiroshi Fuji, who worked on several other Namco games, such as ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfValkyrie'' and ''Sky Kid''. ''VideoGame/SkyKid''. The game received a short-lived webcomic based off of it from Website/ShiftyLook, Platform/ShiftyLook, involving Indy's granddaughter Minnesota being chosen to investigate the tower's decay before its collapse destroys the town surrounding it. Indy also had a prominent role in Episode 8 of the ''WebAnimation/{{Mappy}}'' web series, where he was hired by Goro as a treasure hunter in search of a valuable artifact under Nyamco Headquarters. More recently, the game appeared as a useable theme for ''VideoGame/PacMan99'' as free DLC, changing Pac-Man to Indy and the ghosts to Urs and bats.
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* NiceHat: Indy sports a neat fedora(?) of sorts with a fancy feather in it.
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This game is notable (in Japan at least) for featuring character designs by Japanese cartoonist artist Hiroshi Fuji, who worked on several other Namco games, such as ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfValkyrie'' and ''Sky Kid''. The game also got received a short-lived webcomic based off of it from Website/ShiftyLook, and involving Indy's granddaughter Minnesota being chosen to investigate the tower's decay before its collapse destroys the town surrounding it. Indy made an appearance also had a prominent role in Episode 8 of the ''VideoGame/{{Mappy}}'' ''WebAnimation/{{Mappy}}'' web series.series, where he was hired by Goro as a treasure hunter in search of a valuable artifact under Nyamco Headquarters. More recently, the game appeared as a useable theme for ''VideoGame/PacMan99'' as free DLC, changing Pac-Man to Indy and the ghosts to Urs and bats.
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* LevelEditor: Playing a few rounds of the Arrange version in ''Namco Anthology 1'' unlocks a level editor for you to create your own stages with. It's based around that same version, meaning you get to use any of the 24 level themes for your stages, and you can save up to 10 stages per memory card.
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* StrongAndSkilled: Indy has great intellect and can heave blocks ''the same size as he is over his head'' and carry them for long distances. Also is great at using strategy to outwit the enemies.
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* StrongAndSkilled: Indy has great intellect (naturally since he's an archaeologist) and can heave blocks ''the same size as he is over his head'' and carry them for long distances. Also is great at using strategy distances, all while strategizing how to outwit the enemies.his foes.
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* RavenHairIvorySkin: In the Arrange remake edition, there exist a female variant of the Ur enemies who sport dark blue hair and very pale skin. Might count as EeriePaleSkinnedBrunette, since they're villainous.
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* RavenHairIvorySkin: In the Arrange remake edition, there exist exists a female variant of the Ur enemies who sport dark blue hair and very pale skin. Might count as EeriePaleSkinnedBrunette, since they're villainous.
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This game is notable (in Japan at least) for featuring character designs by Japanese cartoonist Hiroshi Fuji, who worked on several other Namco games, such as ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfValkyrie'' and ''Sky Kid''. The game also got a short-lived webcomic based off of it from Website/ShiftyLook, and Indy made an appearance in Episode 8 of the ''VideoGame/{{Mappy}}'' web series.
series. More recently, the game appeared as a useable theme for ''VideoGame/PacMan99'' as free DLC, changing Pac-Man to Indy and the ghosts to Urs and bats.
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* SyntheticVoiceActor: The [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dmkY7GrKISI opening movie]] for the PlayStation arrange edition has one whispering "Welcome to the [[TitleDrop Tower of Babel]]..."
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* SyntheticVoiceActor: The [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dmkY7GrKISI opening movie]] for the PlayStation UsefulNotes/PlayStation arrange edition has one whispering "Welcome to the [[TitleDrop Tower of Babel]]..."
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* ScoringPoints: The Famicom version has this, where players can accumulate points for things such as collecting items or for how many power points they had left.
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** The arrange version's [[ArrangeMode Neo Babel mode]] has a set of floors that feature shifting pixel artwork of various Namco characters from games such as ''Galaga'' or ''VideoGame/TheTowerOfDruaga''.
** In [[spoiler: one of three endings of the arrange version]], the Hanging Gardens feature a statue of [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfValkyrie Valkyrie.]]
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** The arrange version's [[ArrangeMode Neo Babel mode]] has a set of floors that feature [[https://youtu.be/1fNMGr-jU3I shifting pixel artwork artwork]] of various Namco characters from games such as ''Galaga'' or ''VideoGame/TheTowerOfDruaga''.
** In [[spoiler: one of three endings of the arrange version]], the [[spoiler: HangingGardens Gardens]] feature a statue of [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfValkyrie Valkyrie.]]
** In [[spoiler: one of three endings of the arrange version]], the [[spoiler: Hanging
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* PermaStubble: The Famicom art of Indy has him sporting this. Averted with his appearance in the PS1 arrange version where he's clean-shaven.
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''Tower of Babel'' is a 1986 Famicom puzzle-platforming game by [[Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment Namco]]. The game later received ports to the Sharp X68000, Nintendo Gameboy (via ''Namco Gallery Vol. 3''), and most interestingly the PlayStation, UsefulNotes/PlayStation, on ''[[CompilationRerelease Namco Anthology 1]]'', alongside an enhanced "Arrange" remake version of the game with new levels and graphics among other things.
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* AllJustADream: Implied [[spoiler: in the ending of Neo Babel in the PS1 remake, in which Indy wakes up after reaching the top.]]
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* AllJustADream: Implied [[spoiler: in the ending of Neo Babel in the PS1 UsefulNotes/PlayStation remake, in which Indy wakes up after reaching the top.]]
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This game is notable (in Japan at least) for featuring character designs by Japanese cartoonist Hiroshi Fuji, who worked on several other Namco games, such as ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfValkyrie'' and ''Sky Kid''. The game also got a short-lived webcomic based off of it from Website/ShiftyLook.
Website/ShiftyLook, and Indy made an appearance in Episode 8 of the ''VideoGame/{{Mappy}}'' web series.
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* NiceGuy: Indy is a rather noble guy, if the manual and guidebooks are anything to go by.
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* MultipleEndings: The Arrange remake has an ending for each mode you play on (Normal, Babel Pro, and Neo Babel).
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* OurSpiritsAreDifferent: The evil, undead Ur spirits. They roam around the tower, and can kill Indy simply by touching him. The Arrange version includes both a male and female variant, although there is no difference in behavior besides appearance.
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* RavenHairIvorySkin: In the Arrange remake edition, there exist a female variant of the Ur enemies who sport dark blue hair and very pale skin. Might count as EeriePaleSkinnedBrunette, since they're villainous.
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''Tower of Babel'' is a 1986 Famicom puzzle-platforming game by [[Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment Namco]]. The game later received ports to the Sharp X68000, Nintendo Gameboy (via ''Namco Gallery Vol. 3''), and most interestingly the PlayStation, on [[CompilationRerelease ''Namco ''[[CompilationRerelease Namco Anthology 1'']], 1]]'', alongside an enhanced "Arrange" remake version of the game with new levels and graphics among other things.
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''Tower of Babel'' is a 1986 Famicom puzzle-platforming game by [[Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment Namco]]. It later appeared in 1998 on PlayStation via [[CompilationRerelease Namco Anthology 1]], alongside a remastered "arrange" version of the game with enhanced sound and graphics. It also received a fan-made port to the Sharp X68000, which updated the graphics and sound but kept all the same levels.
The plot of the game revolves around Indy Borgnine, an adventurer/archaeologist who has made it his mission to ascend the 64-floor Tower of Babel to discover the Hanging Gardens of Babylon. His quest isn't going to be easy, though--restless spirits, dangerous bats, stone golems, among other things, will try to impede his progress. In order to clear each floor, he must wisely use peculiar L-shaped blocks which have the ability to stack up like staircases, and do so using the least number of moves, since if he runs out of energy, he cannot move any more blocks and will lose a life. Furthermore, sometimes the door to the next floor will be sealed off, and can only be opened via collecting crystal balls, which are often tucked away in hard-to-reach locations.
The plot of the game revolves around Indy Borgnine, an adventurer/archaeologist who has made it his mission to ascend the 64-floor Tower of Babel to discover the Hanging Gardens of Babylon. His quest isn't going to be easy, though--restless spirits, dangerous bats, stone golems, among other things, will try to impede his progress. In order to clear each floor, he must wisely use peculiar L-shaped blocks which have the ability to stack up like staircases, and do so using the least number of moves, since if he runs out of energy, he cannot move any more blocks and will lose a life. Furthermore, sometimes the door to the next floor will be sealed off, and can only be opened via collecting crystal balls, which are often tucked away in hard-to-reach locations.
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''Tower of Babel'' is a 1986 Famicom puzzle-platforming game by [[Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment Namco]]. It The game later appeared in 1998 received ports to the Sharp X68000, Nintendo Gameboy (via ''Namco Gallery Vol. 3''), and most interestingly the PlayStation, on PlayStation via [[CompilationRerelease Namco ''Namco Anthology 1]], 1'']], alongside a remastered "arrange" an enhanced "Arrange" remake version of the game with enhanced sound new levels and graphics. It also received a fan-made port to the Sharp X68000, which updated the graphics and sound but kept all the same levels.
among other things.
The plot of the game revolves around [[AdventurerArchaeologist IndyBorgnine, Borgnine]], an adventurer/archaeologist who has made it his mission to ascend the 64-floor Tower of Babel to discover the Hanging Gardens of Babylon. Babylon, which are fabled to rest at the top. His quest isn't going to be easy, though--restless spirits, dangerous bats, stone golems, among other things, will try to impede his progress. progress.
In order to clear each floor, he must wisely use peculiar L-shaped blocks which have the ability to stack up likestaircases, staircases and reach the exit. However, he must do so using the least number amount of moves, since if energy he can--if he runs out of energy, he cannot move any more blocks and will lose a life. Furthermore, sometimes the door to the next floor will be sealed off, and can only be opened via collecting faint if he tries. To further complicate his mission, crystal balls, balls are scattered around on some floors, which are often tucked away in hard-to-reach locations.
required to open the exit. Even more puzzling are large symbols found on every eight floors, seemingly part of some complex password...
The plot of the game revolves around [[AdventurerArchaeologist Indy
In order to clear each floor, he must wisely use peculiar L-shaped blocks which have the ability to stack up like
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a fan-made port to the Sharp X68000, which updated the graphics and sound but kept all the same levels.
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This game is notable (in Japan at least) for featuring character designs by Japanese cartoonist Hiroshi Fuji, who worked on several other Namco games, such as ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfValkyrie'' and ''Sky Kid''.
Kid''. The game also got a short-lived webcomic based off of it from Website/ShiftyLook.
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** In one of , the Hanging Gardens feature a statue of [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfValkyrie Valkyrie.]]
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** In [[spoiler: one of , three endings of the arrange version]], the Hanging Gardens feature a statue of [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfValkyrie Valkyrie.]]
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''Tower of Babel'' is a 1986 Famicom puzzle-platforming game by [[Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment Namco]]. It later appeared in 1998 on PlayStation via [[CompilationRerelease Namco Anthology 1]], alongside a remastered "arrange" version of the game with enhanced sound and graphics.
graphics. It also received a
* ArrangeMode: "Babel Pro", which is an extra set of 64 new stages, all much harder than the original 64.
** The ''Namco Anthology 1'' arrange version has two of these, the first being the aftermentioned Babel Pro, but also a new one, "Neo Babel", which is 64 ''more'' new stages with much more vibrant backgrounds, such as outer space or a clock tower.
** The ''Namco Anthology 1'' arrange version has two of these, the first being the aftermentioned Babel Pro, but also a new one, "Neo Babel", which is 64 ''more'' new stages with much more vibrant backgrounds, such as outer space or a clock tower.
* ShoutOut: As per a Namco game.
** The Famicom original features ''VideoGame/PacMan'' as one of the eight symbols of the Big Password. This is retained in later versions.
** The arrange version's [[ArrangeMode Neo Babel mode]] has a set of floors that feature shifting pixel artwork of various Namco characters from games such as ''Galaga'' or ''VideoGame/TheTowerOfDruaga''.
** In one of , the Hanging Gardens feature a statue of [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfValkyrie Valkyrie.]]
** The Famicom original features ''VideoGame/PacMan'' as one of the eight symbols of the Big Password. This is retained in later versions.
** The arrange version's [[ArrangeMode Neo Babel mode]] has a set of floors that feature shifting pixel artwork of various Namco characters from games such as ''Galaga'' or ''VideoGame/TheTowerOfDruaga''.
** In one of , the Hanging Gardens feature a statue of [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfValkyrie Valkyrie.]]
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* SyntheticVoiceActor: The [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dmkY7GrKISI opening movie]] for the PlayStation arrange edition has one whispering [[TitleDrop "Welcome to the Tower of Babel..."]]
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* SyntheticVoiceActor: The [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dmkY7GrKISI opening movie]] for the PlayStation arrange edition has one whispering [[TitleDrop "Welcome to the [[TitleDrop Tower of Babel..."]]Babel]]..."
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* NintendoHard: Definitely. Mind-bending puzzles, relentless enemies...
* PasswordSave: Provided in the form of a four-symbol code consisting of vine, wall, door, or L-block icons. This is notably averted in the arrange version of the game, where it instead allows you to save your progress.
* PasswordSave: Provided in the form of a four-symbol code consisting of vine, wall, door, or L-block icons. This is notably averted in the arrange version of the game, where it instead allows you to save your progress.
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This game is notable (in Japan at least) for featuring character designs by Japanese cartoonist Hiroshi Fuji, who worked on several other Namco games, such as ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfValkyrie'' and ''Sky Kid''.
* AdventurerArchaeologist: Indy Borgnine, natch.
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* Golem: The ''Baberuzu'' stone creatures. They walk around at a sluggish pace, and create L-blocks whenever they reach an open ledge.
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* Golem: CaptainErsatz: Indy. Take a wild guess on [[Franchise/IndianaJones who he's based off of.]]
* GagNose: Indy Borgnine himself sports a rather pointy and large schnoz. Downplayed a bit in the ''Namco Anthology 1'' arrange version, where it's still big but not quite as much.
* {{Golem}}: The ''Baberuzu'' stone creatures. They walk around at a sluggish pace, and create L-blocks whenever they reach an openledge.ledge.
* NiceHat: Indy sports a neat fedora(?) of sorts with a fancy feather in it.
* PermaStubble: The Famicom art of Indy has him sporting this. Averted with his appearance in the PS1 arrange version where he's clean-shaven.
* GagNose: Indy Borgnine himself sports a rather pointy and large schnoz. Downplayed a bit in the ''Namco Anthology 1'' arrange version, where it's still big but not quite as much.
* {{Golem}}: The ''Baberuzu'' stone creatures. They walk around at a sluggish pace, and create L-blocks whenever they reach an open
* NiceHat: Indy sports a neat fedora(?) of sorts with a fancy feather in it.
* PermaStubble: The Famicom art of Indy has him sporting this. Averted with his appearance in the PS1 arrange version where he's clean-shaven.
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''Tower of Babel'' is a 1986 Famicom puzzle-platforming game by [[Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment Namco]]. It stars the adventurer/archaeologist Indy Borgnine as his ventures to the top of the tower in search of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.
''Tower of Babel'' is a 1986 Famicom puzzle-platforming game by [[Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment Namco]]. It stars the adventurer/archaeologist Indy Borgnine as his ventures to the top of the tower in search of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.
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''Tower of Babel'' is a 1986 Famicom puzzle-platforming game by [[Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment Namco]]. It
The plot of the game revolves around Indy Borgnine, an adventurer/archaeologist
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*BatOutOfHell: They're a common enemy, jumping around trying to hit Indy.
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* Golem: The ''Baberuzu'' stone creatures. They walk around at a sluggish pace, and create L-blocks whenever they reach an open ledge.
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''Tower of Babel'' is a 1986 Famicom puzzle-platforming game by [[Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment Namco]]. It stars the adventurer/archaeologist Indy Borgnine as his ventures to the top of the tower in search of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.
!!''Tower of Babel'' contains examples of:
*TowerOfBabel: The main location of the game.
