''Trampoline Terror!'' is a

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video game that was released in 1990. It combines elements of

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video games and overhead view action video games. A Japanese release under the name Explode Star was planned, but was cancelled.

Gameplay

The player must put a halt to the

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who are trying to take over the planet Ahas after kidnapping their queen.''Trampoline Terror!''
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Players must defuse bombs by walking over their destruction sequences while at the same time avoiding enemies. Trampolines can only be jumped on a few times before breaking, at which point the square they had occupied becomes useless. If the player jumps on this square again, he falls to his death. Powerballs can be picked up in limited numbers in order to defeat the villains that impede the player's path. Each level in the game is a 16x16 grid containing various obstacles, tiles, and strategically placed trampolines with which the character is able to interact.''Trampoline Terror!''
at Sega-16 While players can jump on the tiles as often as they want without the squares ever breaking, they are not as versatile as the trampolines. Upon having exhausted their reserve of extra lives, players can choose the "continue" option, and are awarded five extra lives with which to continue the game.''Trampoline Terror!''
screenshots at MobyGames There are thirty-three levels in the game, featuring varied degrees of difficulty.

References

{{reflist 1990 video games Action video games Masaya Games games North America-exclusive video games Sega Genesis games Sega Genesis-only games Video games developed in Japan Single-player video games