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* SharedLifeMeter: Given to the two (and then ''three'') centipede bosses.
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* HeartContainer: Earned from three optional bosses, the big bird, the snowman, and the centipedes (or spider depending on your version).
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* HeartContainer: One is through a dead-end wall in the first white building, the other in a seemingly isolated brown one.[[labelnote:*]]Walk ''through'' the trees along its left to get in[[/labelnote]]
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* ChainPain: The second level of the whip.
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* WhipItGood: Fester's secondary weapon, gained from Morticia.
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* WhipItGood: Fester's secondary weapon, gained from Morticia. Becomes a [[ChainPain chain]] for its second level.
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The Addams Family is a Licensed PlatformGame based on The Addams Family franchise, specifically the 1991 movie. There were many other Addams Family games as well.
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!!The Addams Family: Uncle Fester's Quest
''The Addams Family: Uncle Fester's Quest'' is a top-down shooter based on the 60's TV show (and ''VideoGame/BlasterMaster'' gameplay-wise). Uncle Fester is on a mission to investigate the UFO that has invaded the town the family lives in. The game was released on the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1989. The game was released by Creator/{{Sunsoft}}.
''The Addams Family: Uncle Fester's Quest'' is a top-down shooter based on the 60's TV show (and ''VideoGame/BlasterMaster'' gameplay-wise). Uncle Fester is on a mission to investigate the UFO that has invaded the town the family lives in. The game was released on the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1989. The game was released by Creator/{{Sunsoft}}.
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* AreaOfEffect: The noose, which shows a screen of Lurch and then destroys all enemies on screen.
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* SmartBomb: The noose, which shows a screen of Lurch and then destroys all enemies on screen.
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''The Addams Family: Uncle Fester's Quest'' is a top-down shooter based on the 60's TV show(and show (and ''VideoGame/BlasterMaster'' gameplay-wise). Uncle Fester is on a mission to investigate the UFO that has invaded the town the family lives in. The game was released on the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1989. The game was released by Creator/{{Sunsoft}}.
* AreaOfEffect: The noose, which shows a screen of Lurch and then destroys all enemies on screen.
* TheCameo: The mother-brain, frog, and Crabullus bosses from ''VideoGame/BlasterMaster'' are re-made as enemies in this game.
* ChainPain: The second level of the whip.
* TheCameo: The mother-brain, frog, and Crabullus bosses from ''VideoGame/BlasterMaster'' are re-made as enemies in this game.
* ChainPain: The second level of the whip.
* CoresAndTurretsBoss: The final boss, the ship's computer, may qualify as this, with the core situated right behind the bottom turrets.
* NuclearCandle: The light bulb, likely powered by Fester himself, can light the entire underground area.
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** The second boss packs two of them as well.
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!!The Addams Family (1993 NES Game)
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* UnwinnableByMistake: Before you can access the final room where Morticia is held captive, you must first bypass a CashGate located in the Treasury. You can always go back and pick up more money if needed, but if you didn't happen collect enough of the falling bills on the Landing that one time, [[Main/RageQuit well...]]
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* UnwinnableByMistake: Before you can access the final room where Morticia is held captive, you must first bypass a CashGate located in the Treasury. You can always go back and pick up more money if needed, but if you didn't happen collect enough of the falling bills on the Landing that one time, [[Main/RageQuit well...]]]]
!!The Addams Family (SNES Game)
The SNES ''Addams Family'', like the NES game, is a sprawler wherein Gomez must search the house and the grounds for his missing family, Wednesday, Pugsley, Granny, Fester, and Morticia. This one, however, is an entirely different game, featuring improved controls and an element of MercyInvincibility, plus special weapons and a password system. It was later ported to the Genesis, and received a heavily pared-down reskin on NES and Game Boy as ''The Addams Family: Pugsley's Scavenger Hunt'', tied into the 1992 animated series.
* HatOfFlight: The fez item, with a tassel propeller.
* SlippySlideyIceWorld: The freezer.
* {{Snowlem}}: A giant snowman is the boss in the freezer.
* SprintShoes: An item that temporarily makes Gomez run a ''lot'' faster.
* WeaponizedBall: The golf balls, a throwing weapon.
* WickedWitch: A stereotypical witch is the boss holding Fester captive.
!!The Addams Family (SNES Game)
The SNES ''Addams Family'', like the NES game, is a sprawler wherein Gomez must search the house and the grounds for his missing family, Wednesday, Pugsley, Granny, Fester, and Morticia. This one, however, is an entirely different game, featuring improved controls and an element of MercyInvincibility, plus special weapons and a password system. It was later ported to the Genesis, and received a heavily pared-down reskin on NES and Game Boy as ''The Addams Family: Pugsley's Scavenger Hunt'', tied into the 1992 animated series.
* HatOfFlight: The fez item, with a tassel propeller.
* SlippySlideyIceWorld: The freezer.
* {{Snowlem}}: A giant snowman is the boss in the freezer.
* SprintShoes: An item that temporarily makes Gomez run a ''lot'' faster.
* WeaponizedBall: The golf balls, a throwing weapon.
* WickedWitch: A stereotypical witch is the boss holding Fester captive.
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* AliensAreBastards: They presumably want to conquer Earth, starting with the town.
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* RougeAnglesOfSatin: The invincibility potions are mistakenly called invisibility potions.
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* InvincibilityPowerUp: Thing will sometimes give you potions that you can use whenever you so choose to become temporarily invincible.
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* GiantSpider: One appears as a UniqueEnemy guarding a hot dog stand (which functions as a way to replenish your health).
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* AlienInvasion: The villains of the game are aliens who are attacking the town.
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* CashGate: Probably the only reason you're collecting the various bills, money bags,gemstones and other baubles in the game. You must pass through the Treasury in order to get to the final room (Gomez's Room), and you need a solid ''one million dollars'' in order to continue. Oddly enough, the door ''will'' open for any amount... you just aren't able to go through it.
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* CashGate: Probably the only reason you're collecting the various bills, money bags,gemstones bags, gemstones and other baubles in the game. You must pass through the Treasury in order to get to the final room (Gomez's Room), and you need a solid ''one million dollars'' in order to continue. Oddly enough, the door ''will'' open for any amount... you just aren't able to go through it.
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''The Addams Family (NES)'' is a NintendoHard side-scrolling platform game by Ocean Software. You control Gomez Addams as he attempts to rescue his family members and reclaim his family fortune (the latter objective is actually required by the game in order to win). You'll have to have your wits about you, as you try to avoid the various perils befalling you as you try to rescue your beloved family.
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''The Addams Family (NES)'' is a NintendoHard side-scrolling platform game by Ocean Software. You control Gomez Addams as he attempts to rescue his family members and reclaim his family fortune (the latter objective is actually required by the game in order to win). You'll have to have your wits about you, as you try to avoid the various perils befalling you as you try to and rescue your beloved family.
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* WhipItGood: Fester's secondary weapon, gained from Morticia.Morticia.
!!The Addams Family (1993 NES Game)
''The Addams Family (NES)'' is a NintendoHard side-scrolling platform game by Ocean Software. You control Gomez Addams as he attempts to rescue his family members and reclaim his family fortune (the latter objective is actually required by the game in order to win). You'll have to have your wits about you, as you try to avoid the various perils befalling you as you try to rescue your beloved family.
* AWinnerIsYou: So, you've managed to make it through your death-trap of a mansion and bypass the various bewitched enemies. You've rescued all of your various relatives, restored your lost family fortune, and saved Morticia from an evil Gomez clone. How does the game celebrate all of your hard work? By announcing on a plain text screen that you've done just that! You're then treated to a "cutscene" of Gomez and Morticia 'dancing' outside the mansion to a 8-bit rendering of "The Blue Danube"... then it's a simple GAME OVER screen. The End!
* CashGate: Probably the only reason you're collecting the various bills, money bags,gemstones and other baubles in the game. You must pass through the Treasury in order to get to the final room (Gomez's Room), and you need a solid ''one million dollars'' in order to continue. Oddly enough, the door ''will'' open for any amount... you just aren't able to go through it.
* ContinuingIsPainful: Mostly averted here. Dying in a room or area doesn't cause you to lose your inventory, and will return you back to the starting point of that section. However, you will still lose a life.
* HellIsThatNoise: The sound effects in the game are lackluster at best, and you'll get used to hearing the sound effect when you take damage. But the icing on the cake is that the Addam's Family theme plays throughout the ''entire game'' ad infinitum... It's far more likely you'll quit the game due to it's frustrating design instead.
* InvincibilityPowerUp: Thing actually fills this role here, although you must retrieve it first. Once acquired, press Select and Thing will spin around you for a limited time defeating enemies, blocking damage ''and'' preventing obstacles from knocking you out of your area. However, Thing can only be summoned three times in total.
* NintendoHard: This game is a crowning example of early NES game difficulty. You start out with three lives, but you have a limited health bar that can only be restored by the rare [[Main/PowerUpFood cheese]] pickup. Enemies and objects ''constantly'' rush at you to cause CollisionDamage. The occasional BeefGate will block off areas before you can unlock them, and they will drain your life swiftly if touched. Additionally, there are a few obstacles that won't harm you at all, but they will cause you to fall from platforms, requiring you to backtrack and retrace your step once again.
* UnwinnableByMistake: Before you can access the final room where Morticia is held captive, you must first bypass a CashGate located in the Treasury. You can always go back and pick up more money if needed, but if you didn't happen collect enough of the falling bills on the Landing that one time, [[Main/RageQuit well...]]
!!The Addams Family (1993 NES Game)
''The Addams Family (NES)'' is a NintendoHard side-scrolling platform game by Ocean Software. You control Gomez Addams as he attempts to rescue his family members and reclaim his family fortune (the latter objective is actually required by the game in order to win). You'll have to have your wits about you, as you try to avoid the various perils befalling you as you try to rescue your beloved family.
* AWinnerIsYou: So, you've managed to make it through your death-trap of a mansion and bypass the various bewitched enemies. You've rescued all of your various relatives, restored your lost family fortune, and saved Morticia from an evil Gomez clone. How does the game celebrate all of your hard work? By announcing on a plain text screen that you've done just that! You're then treated to a "cutscene" of Gomez and Morticia 'dancing' outside the mansion to a 8-bit rendering of "The Blue Danube"... then it's a simple GAME OVER screen. The End!
* CashGate: Probably the only reason you're collecting the various bills, money bags,gemstones and other baubles in the game. You must pass through the Treasury in order to get to the final room (Gomez's Room), and you need a solid ''one million dollars'' in order to continue. Oddly enough, the door ''will'' open for any amount... you just aren't able to go through it.
* ContinuingIsPainful: Mostly averted here. Dying in a room or area doesn't cause you to lose your inventory, and will return you back to the starting point of that section. However, you will still lose a life.
* HellIsThatNoise: The sound effects in the game are lackluster at best, and you'll get used to hearing the sound effect when you take damage. But the icing on the cake is that the Addam's Family theme plays throughout the ''entire game'' ad infinitum... It's far more likely you'll quit the game due to it's frustrating design instead.
* InvincibilityPowerUp: Thing actually fills this role here, although you must retrieve it first. Once acquired, press Select and Thing will spin around you for a limited time defeating enemies, blocking damage ''and'' preventing obstacles from knocking you out of your area. However, Thing can only be summoned three times in total.
* NintendoHard: This game is a crowning example of early NES game difficulty. You start out with three lives, but you have a limited health bar that can only be restored by the rare [[Main/PowerUpFood cheese]] pickup. Enemies and objects ''constantly'' rush at you to cause CollisionDamage. The occasional BeefGate will block off areas before you can unlock them, and they will drain your life swiftly if touched. Additionally, there are a few obstacles that won't harm you at all, but they will cause you to fall from platforms, requiring you to backtrack and retrace your step once again.
* UnwinnableByMistake: Before you can access the final room where Morticia is held captive, you must first bypass a CashGate located in the Treasury. You can always go back and pick up more money if needed, but if you didn't happen collect enough of the falling bills on the Landing that one time, [[Main/RageQuit well...]]
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!!Fester's Quest
''Fester's Quest'' (also known as ''Uncle Fester's Quest'' is a top-down shooter based on the 60's TV show(and ''VideoGame/BlasterMaster'' gameplay-wise). Uncle Fester is on a mission to investigate the UFO that has invaded the town the family lives in. The game was released on the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1989. The game was released by Creator/{{Sunsoft}}.
''Fester's Quest'' (also known as ''Uncle Fester's Quest'' is a top-down shooter based on the 60's TV show(and ''VideoGame/BlasterMaster'' gameplay-wise). Uncle Fester is on a mission to investigate the UFO that has invaded the town the family lives in. The game was released on the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1989. The game was released by Creator/{{Sunsoft}}.
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''Fester's Quest'' (also known as ''Uncle Fester's Quest'' is a top-down shooter based on the 60's TV show. Uncle Fester is on a mission to investigate the UFO that has invaded the town the family lives in. The game was released on the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1989. The game was released by Creator/{{Sunsoft}}.
* ContinuingIsPainful: Continuing after getting a game over puts you back at the beginning of the game, although you keep all of your weapon upgrades.
* ContinuingIsPainful: Continuing after getting a game over puts you back at the beginning of the game, although you keep all of your weapon upgrades.
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''Fester's Quest'' (also known as ''Uncle Fester's Quest'' is a top-down shooter based on the 60's TV show.show(and ''VideoGame/BlasterMaster'' gameplay-wise). Uncle Fester is on a mission to investigate the UFO that has invaded the town the family lives in. The game was released on the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1989. The game was released by Creator/{{Sunsoft}}.
* ContinuingIsPainful: Continuing after getting a game over puts you back at the beginning of the game, although you keep all of your weaponupgrades.upgrades.
* WhipItGood: Fester's secondary weapon, gained from Morticia.
* ContinuingIsPainful: Continuing after getting a game over puts you back at the beginning of the game, although you keep all of your weapon
* WhipItGood: Fester's secondary weapon, gained from Morticia.
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This game is ONLY known as Fester's Quest. The cover, the advertisements, and the catalog entries are very clear on this. Additional words are added ONLY on the NES title screen, and even there, the title is just "Uncle Fester's Quest" with "Uncle" a quarter the size of the rest of the text, and the Addams Family logo that isn't a part of the title.
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!!The Addams Family: Uncle Fester's Quest
''The Addams Family: Uncle Fester's Quest'' (also known as ''Fester's Quest'') is a top-down shooter based on the 60's TV show. Uncle Fester is on a mission to investigate the UFO that has invaded the town the family lives in. The game was released on the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1989. The game was released by Creator/{{Sunsoft}}.
''The Addams Family: Uncle Fester's Quest'' (also known as ''Fester's Quest'') is a top-down shooter based on the 60's TV show. Uncle Fester is on a mission to investigate the UFO that has invaded the town the family lives in. The game was released on the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1989. The game was released by Creator/{{Sunsoft}}.
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The Addams Family: Uncle Fester's Quest (also known as ''Fester's Quest'') is a Licensed TopDownGame top-down shooter based on the 60's TV show. Uncle Fester is on a mission to investigate the UFO that has invaded the town the family lives in. The game was released on the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1989. The game was released by Creator/{{Sunsoft}}.
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The Addams Family: Uncle Fester's Quest is a Licensed TopDownGame based on the The Addams Family francise. Uncle Fester is on the mission on investigating the UFO that has invaded the big city. The games was released on The Nintendo Entertainment System in 1989. The game was released by Creator/{{Sunsoft}}.
* ContinuingIsPainful: The annoying thing is when you hit Continue after you got a Game Over! Is that you start back at the beginning the game, But you still have your upgraded weapons.
* ContinuingIsPainful: The annoying thing is when you hit Continue after you got a Game Over! Is that you start back at the beginning the game, But you still have your upgraded weapons.
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The Addams Family: Uncle Fester's Quest (also known as ''Fester's Quest'') is a Licensed TopDownGame based on the The Addams Family francise. 60's TV show. Uncle Fester is on the a mission on investigating to investigate the UFO that has invaded the big city. town the family lives in. The games game was released on The the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1989. The game was released by Creator/{{Sunsoft}}.
* ContinuingIsPainful:The annoying thing is when you hit Continue Continuing after getting a game over puts you got a Game Over! Is that you start back at the beginning of the game, But although you still have keep all of your upgraded weapons.weapon upgrades.
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The Addams Family: Uncle Fester's Quest is a Licensed TopDownGame based on the The Addams Family francise. Uncle Fester is on the mission on investigating the UFO that has invaded the big city. The games was released on The Nintendo Entertainment System in 1989. The game was released by [=SunSoft=].
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The Addams Family: Uncle Fester's Quest is a Licensed TopDownGame based on the The Addams Family francise. Uncle Fester is on the mission on investigating the UFO that has invaded the big city. The games was released on The Nintendo Entertainment System in 1989. The game was released by [=SunSoft=].
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The Addams Family: Uncle Fester's Quest is a Licensed TopDownGame based on the The Addams Family francise. Uncle Fester is on the mission on investigating the UFO that has invaded the big city. The games was released on The Nintendo Entertainment System in 1989. The game was released by [=SunSoft=].
* ContinuingIsPainful: The annoying thing is when you hit Continue after you got a Game Over! Is that you start back at the beginning the game, But you still have your upgraded weapons.
* ContinuingIsPainful: The annoying thing is when you hit Continue after you got a Game Over! Is that you start back at the beginning the game, But you still have your upgraded weapons.
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The Addams Family: Uncle Fester's Quest is a Licensed TopDownGame based on the The Addams Family francise. Uncle Fester is on the mission on investigating the UFO that has invaded the big city.
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The Addams Family: Uncle Fester's Quest is a Licensed TopDownGame based on the The Addams Family francise. Uncle Fester is on the mission on investigating the UFO that has invaded the big city. The games was released on The Nintendo Entertainment System in 1989.
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!!The Addams Family: Uncle Fester's Quest
The Addams Family: Uncle Fester's Quest is a Licensed TopDownGame based on the The Addams Family francise. Uncle Fester is on the mission on investigating the UFO that has invaded the big city.
!!The Addams Family: Uncle Fester's Quest
The Addams Family: Uncle Fester's Quest is a Licensed TopDownGame based on the The Addams Family francise. Uncle Fester is on the mission on investigating the UFO that has invaded the big city.
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The Addams Family is a Licensed PlatformGame based on The Addams Family franchise, specifically the 1991 movie.
->However , you still have a chance."
-->--The Sega Genesis version's death screen.''
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