Adventures of Lolo [SEP] publisher
enemies are not affected by Lolo's shots.
One life is lost whenever Lolo is shot or touched by certain enemies. Others will not kill him, but can impede his movement by standing still or freezing in place when touched. The player can restart a screen at any time, at the cost of one life.
Development and release.
"Adventures of Lolo" was developed by HAL Laboratory and published by HAL America for the Nintendo Entertainment System. It was released in North America on 20 April 1989 and
"Lolo". It has also been the inspiration for other video games; video game developer Ryan Clark attributed the inspiration for his video game "Professor Fizzwizzle" in part to "Adventures of Lolo". "LIT" developer Adam Tierney drew inspiration for "LIT" from "Lolo".
Reception Legacy.
"Adventures of Lolo" was followed by two sequels for the NES - "Adventures of Lolo 2" and "Adventures of Lolo 3" in 1990 and 1991 respectively. A Game Boy follow-up