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* BladeOnAStick: Pressing Up/Down + B will have the player stab with a spear. It's the only way to kill enemies aside from the sub-weapons, and certain power-ups will increase its length for more damage.
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* CollisionDamage: The Spider vehicle has no weapons, but it can cause damage to enemies just by touching them. However, it still takes damage from enemy bullets.
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* CollisionDamage: The Spider vehicle Vehicle has no weapons, but it can cause damage to enemies just by touching them. However, it still takes damage from enemy bullets.
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* BladeOnAStick: Pressing Up/Down + B will have the player stab with a spear. It's the only way to kill enemies aside from the sub-weapons, and certain powerups will increase its length for more damage.
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* BladeOnAStick: Pressing Up/Down + B will have the player stab with a spear. It's the only way to kill enemies aside from the sub-weapons, and certain powerups power-ups will increase its length for more damage.
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* FreezeRay: Your EMP gun freezes enemies in place for a few seconds. This makes them easier to kill with your spear, but significantly reduces the chance of obtaining a power-up (unfrozen enemies always drop power-ups when defeated). It also makes a convenient health indicator for bosses; it takes fewer shots to freeze a boss with low health.
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* FreezeRay: Your EMP gun Electro-Magentic Disruptor Pistol (EMDP) freezes enemies in place for a few seconds. This makes them easier to kill with your spear, but significantly reduces the chance of obtaining a power-up (unfrozen enemies always drop power-ups when defeated). It also makes a convenient health indicator for bosses; it takes fewer shots to freeze a boss with low health.
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* InASingleBound: Collecting anti-gravity belts increases your character's already impressive jumping height, allowing him to leap up to two screens in a single jump.
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* InASingleBound: Collecting anti-gravity AGM belts increases your character's already impressive jumping height, allowing him to leap up to two screens in a single jump.
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* ProductPlacement: If you finish the game on the hardest difficulty level, the ending text finishes with a message that dares the player to try out ''G.I. Joe'' (another Taxan/KID NES Game).
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* ProductPlacement: If you finish the game on the hardest difficulty level, the ending text finishes with a message that dares the player to try out ''G.I. Joe'' ''Franchise/GIJoe'' (another Taxan/KID NES Game).
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* WarpZone: There are two secret levels in the first and third areas that let you skip over those bosses. Special passwords can be entered to play [[MinusWorld just those secret levels]], where you simply try to kill as many enemies as you can before time runs out and you eventually die.
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* WarpZone: There are two secret levels in the first and third areas that let you skip over those bosses. Special passwords can be entered to play [[MinusWorld just those secret levels]], where you simply try to kill as many enemies as you can before time runs out out, and you eventually die.
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* BladeOnAStick: Pressing Up/Down + B will have the player stab with a spear. It's the only way to kill enemies aside from the sub-weapons, and certain powerups will increase its length for more damage.
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* FreezeRay: Your EMP gun freezes enemies in place for a few seconds. This makes them easier to kill with your spear, but significantly reduces the chance of obtaining a power-up (unfrozen enemies always drop power-ups when defeated).
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* FreezeRay: Your EMP gun freezes enemies in place for a few seconds. This makes them easier to kill with your spear, but significantly reduces the chance of obtaining a power-up (unfrozen enemies always drop power-ups when defeated). It also makes a convenient health indicator for bosses; it takes fewer shots to freeze a boss with low health.
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* ItsAllUpstairsFromHere: Chapters 3-3 and 4-1 are vertically-scrolling levels where you have to go straight up to reach the boss.
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* EvolvingWeapon: You have four different sub-weapons: boomerangs, fireballs, bombs, and an energy wave, which become more powerful as you collect more ammunition for them, but get reset to level 1 when you lose all your lives. The boomerangs and energy wave fork out in three different directions at max level a la the Thunder Shot in ''VideoGame/MegaMan1'', and the fireballs turn into a SpreadShot of sorts.
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* EvolvingWeapon: You have four different sub-weapons: boomerangs, fireballs, bombs, and an energy wave, which become more powerful as you collect more ammunition for them, but get reset to level 1 when you lose all your lives. The boomerangs and energy wave fork out in three different directions at max level a à la the Thunder Shot Beam in ''VideoGame/MegaMan1'', and the fireballs turn into a SpreadShot of sorts.
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''Low G Man'' is a PlatformGame published by Taxan and developed by KID Corp. for the UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem in 1990.
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''Low G Man'' is a an {{Action|Game}} PlatformGame published by Taxan and developed by KID Corp. for the UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem in 1990.
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''Low G Man'' is a PlatformGame published by Taxan and developed by KID Corp. for the UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem in 1990.
In the year 2284, humans have perfected outer space travel and anti-gravity technology, and are looking to spread their influence throughout the galaxy by colonizing other planets and building exploration robots on them. However, one of the robot-producing planets is [[AlienInvasion taken over by an alien race]], who reprograms the robots to aid them in their bid to [[KillAllHumans purge the galaxy of all organic life]].
To fight back against the alien menace, Earth sends a crew of super-powered warriors called the Low-G Men, who are equipped with low-gravity backpacks that give them amazing maneuverability, even under high gravity conditions. One such Low-G Man (you, the player) is sent on a solo mission to break through the aliens' defenses and defeat their leader.
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!!Tropes used in ''Low G Man'':
* CollisionDamage: The Spider vehicle has no weapons, but it can cause damage to enemies just by touching them. However, it still takes damage from enemy bullets.
* DeathCourse: The second and fourth end-of-chapter boss stages require you to go through treacherous obstacle courses before you can actually fight the bosses.
* EvolvingWeapon: You have four different sub-weapons: boomerangs, fireballs, bombs, and an energy wave, which become more powerful as you collect more ammunition for them, but get reset to level 1 when you lose all your lives. The boomerangs and energy wave fork out in three different directions at max level a la the Thunder Shot in ''VideoGame/MegaMan1'', and the fireballs turn into a SpreadShot of sorts.
* FreezeRay: Your EMP gun freezes enemies in place for a few seconds. This makes them easier to kill with your spear, but significantly reduces the chance of obtaining a power-up (unfrozen enemies always drop power-ups when defeated).
* HealthPotion: Blue potions increase your life meter, while red ones [[PoisonMushroom decrease it]].
* InASingleBound: Collecting anti-gravity belts increases your character's already impressive jumping height, allowing him to leap up to two screens in a single jump.
* MiniMecha: You can pilot three different vehicles - a bomb-dropping hovercraft, a ChickenWalker with a powered-up SpringJump that puts yours to shame, or a SpiderTank that can [[GravityScrew cling to the ceiling]].
* ProductPlacement: If you finish the game on the hardest difficulty level, the ending text finishes with a message that dares the player to try out ''G.I. Joe'' (another Taxan/KID NES Game).
* TeleportSpam: A pair of late-game bosses blink all over the place and pelt you with fireballs. When their health drops low enough, they teleport even faster.
* WarpZone: There are two secret levels in the first and third areas that let you skip over those bosses. Special passwords can be entered to play [[MinusWorld just those secret levels]], where you simply try to kill as many enemies as you can before time runs out and you eventually die.
In the year 2284, humans have perfected outer space travel and anti-gravity technology, and are looking to spread their influence throughout the galaxy by colonizing other planets and building exploration robots on them. However, one of the robot-producing planets is [[AlienInvasion taken over by an alien race]], who reprograms the robots to aid them in their bid to [[KillAllHumans purge the galaxy of all organic life]].
To fight back against the alien menace, Earth sends a crew of super-powered warriors called the Low-G Men, who are equipped with low-gravity backpacks that give them amazing maneuverability, even under high gravity conditions. One such Low-G Man (you, the player) is sent on a solo mission to break through the aliens' defenses and defeat their leader.
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!!Tropes used in ''Low G Man'':
* CollisionDamage: The Spider vehicle has no weapons, but it can cause damage to enemies just by touching them. However, it still takes damage from enemy bullets.
* DeathCourse: The second and fourth end-of-chapter boss stages require you to go through treacherous obstacle courses before you can actually fight the bosses.
* EvolvingWeapon: You have four different sub-weapons: boomerangs, fireballs, bombs, and an energy wave, which become more powerful as you collect more ammunition for them, but get reset to level 1 when you lose all your lives. The boomerangs and energy wave fork out in three different directions at max level a la the Thunder Shot in ''VideoGame/MegaMan1'', and the fireballs turn into a SpreadShot of sorts.
* FreezeRay: Your EMP gun freezes enemies in place for a few seconds. This makes them easier to kill with your spear, but significantly reduces the chance of obtaining a power-up (unfrozen enemies always drop power-ups when defeated).
* HealthPotion: Blue potions increase your life meter, while red ones [[PoisonMushroom decrease it]].
* InASingleBound: Collecting anti-gravity belts increases your character's already impressive jumping height, allowing him to leap up to two screens in a single jump.
* MiniMecha: You can pilot three different vehicles - a bomb-dropping hovercraft, a ChickenWalker with a powered-up SpringJump that puts yours to shame, or a SpiderTank that can [[GravityScrew cling to the ceiling]].
* ProductPlacement: If you finish the game on the hardest difficulty level, the ending text finishes with a message that dares the player to try out ''G.I. Joe'' (another Taxan/KID NES Game).
* TeleportSpam: A pair of late-game bosses blink all over the place and pelt you with fireballs. When their health drops low enough, they teleport even faster.
* WarpZone: There are two secret levels in the first and third areas that let you skip over those bosses. Special passwords can be entered to play [[MinusWorld just those secret levels]], where you simply try to kill as many enemies as you can before time runs out and you eventually die.
