No need to have an overworld map with levels ala Mario. It’s an ultra-inventive way of adding more world to the game while keeping it seamless. It’s like being on one side of a coin and then it flips on you once you find a door to the other side. Well, two technically as you can swap between both sides of the world. I also really liked that this game is just one big world. So you platform jump your way through this game trying to find the next lizard suit to change into to help you get past the baddies or the environmental projectiles as it were. But in order to do so, you have to have the right kind of lizard suit. The whole schtick behind this game is that you’re a person/human that is trying to get through this crazy, multi-environmental world. Which is great for me as a person who simply likes to pick up and play games. The story of this game is very “loose” for lack of a better word. I’ll also talk about how it runs on various emulators as well. I’ll simply be talking about the pros and cons within this game. This review will be done a little bit differently as I’ve never reviewed a single NES game before. What kind of strange creatures will you meet? Can you unravel the mysteries of Lizard?’ Game Teaser Trailer:

Carefully hop your way to the top of an active volcano. You’ll need these abilities as you make your difficult journey through many dangerous places. You can find six different ones scattered across the land, each with its own special ability.

Nes emulator mac os x 10.6