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Game ID: 8757
Console / System: Intellivision
Title: Tower of Doom
Scarcity (loose): 5
Value in USD (loose): 25
Scarcity (complete): 0
Value in USD (complete): 0
Publisher: INTV
Section: 1
Designer: Daniel Bass
Designer 2: John Tomlinson
Exceptional: +
Description: Originally began development at Mattel as “Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Tower of Mystery”. Tower of Doom was intended to be the third in Mattel’s Advanced Dungeons & Dragons series and was explicitly required to be far less complicated than AD&D: Treasure of Tarmin. According the Blue Sky Rangers, it was even referred to as AD&D Arcade in which the word arcade equated to “less brains to play”. Mattel closed-up shop before Daniel Bass could complete the game and development was continued two years later by John Tomlinson. Tower of Doom was finally released in 1987 by INTV Corp.
Easter eggs: On the Tower of Mystery version of this game, press 0 (zero) on either hand controller while the title screen is displayed to view game credits.
Country / region: USA
Part #: 8600
System exclusive: 0
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