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''The Simpsons: Bartman Meets Radioactive Man'' is the third LicensedGame based on ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', released on the UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem and the UsefulNotes/GameGear. It was developed by [[Creator/AbsoluteEntertainment Imagineering]] and released by Creator/{{Acclaim}} in December 1992.
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''The Simpsons: Bartman Meets Radioactive Man'' is the third LicensedGame based on ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', released on the UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem Platform/NintendoEntertainmentSystem and the UsefulNotes/GameGear.Platform/GameGear. It was developed by [[Creator/AbsoluteEntertainment Imagineering]] and released by Creator/{{Acclaim}} in December 1992.
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''The Simpsons: Bartman Meets Radioactive Man'' is the third LicensedGame based on TheSimpsons, released on the UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem and the UsefulNotes/GameGear. It was developed by [[Creator/AbsoluteEntertainment Imagineering]] and released by Creator/{{Acclaim}} in December 1992.
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''The Simpsons: Bartman Meets Radioactive Man'' is the third LicensedGame based on TheSimpsons, ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', released on the UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem and the UsefulNotes/GameGear. It was developed by [[Creator/AbsoluteEntertainment Imagineering]] and released by Creator/{{Acclaim}} in December 1992.
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This game was reviewed by ''WebVideo/TheAngryVideoGameNerd'' in Episode 187 of his series.
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* BadassInDistress: Radioactive Man is imprisoned in the Limbo Zone, and it's up to Bartman to rescue him.
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* BottomlessPits: Frequent in Swamp Hag's stage. Interestingly, a camera shift can reveal that at least one of the pits does have a bottom, but without any way to climb out of it Bartman would effectively be stuck, costing a life.
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* WarpZone: Of sorts, doubling as a BrutalBonusLevel. There exists a nebula icon in Swamp Hag and Dr. Crab's stages that transports Bartman to the Limbo Zone (said icon is also the only animated pick-up outside of Radioactive Man's symbol when a boss is defeated). Collecting everything allows the player to warp ahead to the next section (and keep the powerups), but failing via falling out of bounds (or running out of time / health) will send you back to a checkpoint. You only get one shot at it, as well, since the icon will disappear.
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* WarpZone: Of sorts, doubling as a BrutalBonusLevel. There exists a nebula icon hidden in Swamp Hag and Dr. Crab's stages each chapter that transports Bartman to the Limbo Zone (said icon is also the only animated pick-up outside of Radioactive Man's symbol when a boss is defeated). Collecting everything allows the player to warp ahead to the next section (and keep the powerups), but failing via falling out of bounds (or running out of time / health) will send you back to a checkpoint. You only get one shot at it, as well, since the icon will disappear.
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* BossOnlyLevel: Brain-O the Magnificent.
* MarathonLevel: Each stage has a fair amount of length to them, but Dr. Crab's segment has ''five'' sections to traverse before you finally fight him. By contrast, Swamp Hag has three and Lava Man has only two.
* OneHitKill: There are gigantic crab claws in Dr. Crab's second and fourth sections which will kill Bartman if he gets caught in one.
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* WarpZone: Of sorts, doubling as a BrutalBonusLevel. There exists a nebula icon in Swamp Hag and Dr. Crab's stages that transports Bartman to the Limbo Zone (said icon is also the only animated pick-up outside of Radioactive Man's symbol when a boss is defeated). Collecting everything allows the player to warp ahead to the next section (and keep the powerups), but failing via falling out of bounds (or running out of time) time / health) will send you back to a checkpoint.checkpoint. You only get one shot at it, as well, since the icon will disappear.
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* WouldHurtAChild: Superhero or not, Bart is still a ten year old boy and enemies have zero problems attacking and hurting him.
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* AWinnerIsYou: Once you defeat Brain-O, Radioactive Man thanks you, and there's a picture of Bartman standing triumphantly.
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* AWinnerIsYou: Once you defeat Brain-O, Radioactive Man thanks you, and there's a picture of Bartman standing triumphantly.triumphantly.
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* PunchedAcrossTheRoom: More like up and across and the room, but beating Dr. Crab requires you to punch him into the ceiling and into the far wall when he tries to pounce on you. [[RuleOfThree It takes three hits to send him through the wall]], where you have to enter through his ImpactSilhouette to continue the fight. Beware his pet crab on the floor, though.
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* PunchedAcrossTheRoom: More like up and across and the room, but beating Dr. Crab requires you to punch him into the ceiling and into the far wall when he tries to pounce on you. [[RuleOfThree It takes three hits to send him through the wall]], where you have to enter through his ImpactSilhouette to continue the fight. Beware his pet crab on the floor, though.though, and if you take too long to continue forth, Dr. Crab will return to the room, forcing you to send him back through the wall.
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* WarpZone: Of sorts, also a BrutalBonusLevel. There exists a nebula icon in Swamp Hag and Dr. Crab's stages that transports Bartman to the Negative Zone (said icon is also the only animated pick-up outside of Radioactive Man's symbol when a boss is defeated). Collecting everything allows the player to warp ahead to the next section (and keep the powerups), but failing via falling out of bounds (or running out of time) will send you back to a checkpoint.
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* WarpZone: Of sorts, also doubling as a BrutalBonusLevel. There exists a nebula icon in Swamp Hag and Dr. Crab's stages that transports Bartman to the Negative Limbo Zone (said icon is also the only animated pick-up outside of Radioactive Man's symbol when a boss is defeated). Collecting everything allows the player to warp ahead to the next section (and keep the powerups), but failing via falling out of bounds (or running out of time) will send you back to a checkpoint.
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Radioactive Man has been imprisoned in the Limbo Zone, which revolves around a black hole. While reading a comic where the hero doesn't appear, Bart meets Fallout Boy and he tells Bart about the situation. Bart becomes Bartman, and heads out to save Radioactive Man. To do so, he has to battle three supervillains, before taking on Brain-O the Magnificent.
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Radioactive Man has been imprisoned in the Limbo Zone, which revolves around a black hole. While reading a comic where the hero doesn't appear, Bart meets Fallout Boy and he tells Bart about the situation. Bart becomes Bartman, and heads out to save Radioactive Man. To do so, he has to battle three supervillains, recovering Radioactive Man's stolen powers and returning them to the superhero before taking on Brain-O the Magnificent.
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* AbsurdlySpaciousSewer: The sewer level, which is also TheMaze.
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* AbsurdlySpaciousSewer: The sewer level, second part of "Swamp Hag's Junkyard of Doom", which is also TheMaze.
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* BrainInAJar: Brain-O the Magnificent, but he's on wheels!
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* BrainInAJar: Brain-O the Magnificent, but he's on wheels!wheels! And he can jump!
* BreathWeapon: Cold Breath, acquired by picking up a snowflake. Only five shots per pickup and [[OneBulletAtATime one shot on screen]], but they travel the length of the screen. They're required to battle both Swamp Hag and Lava Man.
* ConvectionSchmonvection: Lava Man's stage is explicitly called "20,000 Miles Under the Earth", and both the first section and the boss fight have Bartman getting rather close to active magma.
* EyeBeams: Acquired by picking up a lightning bolt. 20 rounds of ammo with generous clip size per round, but they don't go very far.
* InvincibilityPowerUp: A Tornado Icon.
* BreathWeapon: Cold Breath, acquired by picking up a snowflake. Only five shots per pickup and [[OneBulletAtATime one shot on screen]], but they travel the length of the screen. They're required to battle both Swamp Hag and Lava Man.
* ConvectionSchmonvection: Lava Man's stage is explicitly called "20,000 Miles Under the Earth", and both the first section and the boss fight have Bartman getting rather close to active magma.
* EyeBeams: Acquired by picking up a lightning bolt. 20 rounds of ammo with generous clip size per round, but they don't go very far.
* InvincibilityPowerUp: A Tornado Icon.
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* TheMaze: Aside from the aforementioned sewer, the third section of Dr. Crab's stage has you navigate one [[BlackoutBasement in the dark.]] [[CrosshairAware The only light in the room will also harm you if the crosshair touches Bartman.]] Another one lies in the second part of Lava Man's stage, and it requires a ''lot'' of trial and error to figure out which door goes where.
* MercyInvincibility: It's frustratingly short.
* PunchedAcrossTheRoom: More like up and across and the room, but beating Dr. Crab requires you to punch him into the ceiling and into the far wall when he tries to pounce on you. [[RuleOfThree It takes three hits to send him through the wall]], where you have to enter through his ImpactSilhouette to continue the fight. Beware his pet crab on the floor, though.
* PuzzleBoss: Brain-O can't be directly attacked by your eye laser. You have to bounce shots off his tank and up to Radioactive Man, whom will bounce the shots off of him and onto Brain-O.
* MercyInvincibility: It's frustratingly short.
* PunchedAcrossTheRoom: More like up and across and the room, but beating Dr. Crab requires you to punch him into the ceiling and into the far wall when he tries to pounce on you. [[RuleOfThree It takes three hits to send him through the wall]], where you have to enter through his ImpactSilhouette to continue the fight. Beware his pet crab on the floor, though.
* PuzzleBoss: Brain-O can't be directly attacked by your eye laser. You have to bounce shots off his tank and up to Radioactive Man, whom will bounce the shots off of him and onto Brain-O.
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* SuperNotDrowningSkills: "The Water-Logged Lair of Dr. Crab" stage is almost exclusively swimming.
* VideoGameFlight: Outside of an autoscroller in Swamp Hag's stage, there are static B-icons that grant temporary flight, giving surprisingly good mobility.
* WarpZone: Of sorts, also a BrutalBonusLevel. There exists a nebula icon in Swamp Hag and Dr. Crab's stages that transports Bartman to the Negative Zone (said icon is also the only animated pick-up outside of Radioactive Man's symbol when a boss is defeated). Collecting everything allows the player to warp ahead to the next section (and keep the powerups), but failing via falling out of bounds (or running out of time) will send you back to a checkpoint.
* VideoGameFlight: Outside of an autoscroller in Swamp Hag's stage, there are static B-icons that grant temporary flight, giving surprisingly good mobility.
* WarpZone: Of sorts, also a BrutalBonusLevel. There exists a nebula icon in Swamp Hag and Dr. Crab's stages that transports Bartman to the Negative Zone (said icon is also the only animated pick-up outside of Radioactive Man's symbol when a boss is defeated). Collecting everything allows the player to warp ahead to the next section (and keep the powerups), but failing via falling out of bounds (or running out of time) will send you back to a checkpoint.
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''The Simpsons: Bartman Meets Radioactive Man'' is the third LicensedGame based on TheSimpsons, released on the NintendoEntertainmentSystem UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem and the UsefulNotes/GameGear. It was developed by [[Creator/AbsoluteEntertainment Imagineering]] and released by Creator/{{Acclaim}} in December 1992.
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''The Simpsons: Bartman Meets Radioactive Man'' is the third LicensedGame based on TheSimpsons, released on the NintendoEntertainmentSystem and the GameGear.UsefulNotes/GameGear. It was developed by [[Creator/AbsoluteEntertainment Imagineering]] and released by Creator/{{Acclaim}} in December 1992.
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* Ear Worm: Many of the game's songs are catchy. The sewer level is probably the best example.
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* TheProblemWithLicensedGames: One of the biggest offenders of this trope. Bartman's combat skills barely work, enemies will constantly break through your attacks, the levels are long and uninteresting, and it's unnecessarily difficult.
* ThePowerOfTeamwork: Bartman and Radioactive Man team up to defeat Brain-O, by deflecting Bartman's eye beams at Brain-O's brain, which hurts him.
* ThePowerOfTeamwork: Bartman and Radioactive Man team up to defeat Brain-O, by deflecting Bartman's eye beams at Brain-O's brain, which hurts him.
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''The Simpsons: Bartman Meets Radioactive Man'' is the third LicensedGame based on The Simpsons, TheSimpsons, released on the NintendoEntertainmentSystem and the GameGear. It was developed by [[Creator/AbsoluteEntertainment Imagineering]] and released by Creator/{{Acclaim}} in December 1992.
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Radioactive Man has been imprisoned in the Limbo Zone, which revolves around a black hole. While reading a comic where the hero doesn't appear, Fallout Boy arrives and tells Bart about the situation. Bart becomes Bartman, and heads out to save Radioactive Man. To do so, he has to battle three supervillains, before taking on Brain-O the Magnificent.
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Radioactive Man has been imprisoned in the Limbo Zone, which revolves around a black hole. While reading a comic where the hero doesn't appear, Bart meets Fallout Boy arrives and he tells Bart about the situation. Bart becomes Bartman, and heads out to save Radioactive Man. To do so, he has to battle three supervillains, before taking on Brain-O the Magnificent.
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* GoddamnBats: One level has Bartman flying through a jungle while bats dive bomb him.
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''The Simpsons: Bartman Meets Radioactive Man'' is the third LicensedGame based on The Simpsons, released on the NintendoEntertainmentSystem and the SegaGameGear. GameGear. It was developed by [[Creator/AbsoluteEntertainment Imagineering]] and released by Creator/{{Acclaim}} in December 1992.
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Radioactive Man has been imprisoned in the Limbo Zone, which revolves around a black hole. While reading a comic where the hero doesn't appear, Fallout Boy arrives and tells Bart about the situation. Bart becomes Bartman, and heads out to save Radioactive Man. To do so, he has to battle three supervillains, before taking on Brain-O the Magnificent.
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!!Tropes appearing in this game:
* AbsurdlySpaciousSewer: The sewer level, which is also TheMaze.
* BadassCape: Bartman's cape blows briefly in the wind, when there isn't any.
* BrainInAJar: Brain-O the Magnificent, but he's on wheels!
* Ear Worm: Many of the game's songs are catchy. The sewer level is probably the best example.
* GoddamnBats: One level has Bartman flying through a jungle while bats dive bomb him.
* LevelGoal: There's a glowing exclamation mark with a "B" inside it that takes you to the next level.
* RecycledSoundtrack: The final boss battle is the same song as the sewer level.
* SceneryPorn: All the levels are quite detailed.
* TheProblemWithLicensedGames: One of the biggest offenders of this trope. Bartman's combat skills barely work, enemies will constantly break through your attacks, the levels are long and uninteresting, and it's unnecessarily difficult.
* AWinnerIsYou: Once you defeat Brain-O, Radioactive Man thanks you, and there's a picture of Bartman standing triumphantly.
Radioactive Man has been imprisoned in the Limbo Zone, which revolves around a black hole. While reading a comic where the hero doesn't appear, Fallout Boy arrives and tells Bart about the situation. Bart becomes Bartman, and heads out to save Radioactive Man. To do so, he has to battle three supervillains, before taking on Brain-O the Magnificent.
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!!Tropes appearing in this game:
* AbsurdlySpaciousSewer: The sewer level, which is also TheMaze.
* BadassCape: Bartman's cape blows briefly in the wind, when there isn't any.
* BrainInAJar: Brain-O the Magnificent, but he's on wheels!
* Ear Worm: Many of the game's songs are catchy. The sewer level is probably the best example.
* GoddamnBats: One level has Bartman flying through a jungle while bats dive bomb him.
* LevelGoal: There's a glowing exclamation mark with a "B" inside it that takes you to the next level.
* RecycledSoundtrack: The final boss battle is the same song as the sewer level.
* SceneryPorn: All the levels are quite detailed.
* TheProblemWithLicensedGames: One of the biggest offenders of this trope. Bartman's combat skills barely work, enemies will constantly break through your attacks, the levels are long and uninteresting, and it's unnecessarily difficult.
* AWinnerIsYou: Once you defeat Brain-O, Radioactive Man thanks you, and there's a picture of Bartman standing triumphantly.
