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The New Zealand Story

Second hand. Slight scuffing on manual reverse.

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$44.99 $59.99 In stock

Category: PC Engine HU Card

The cute kiwi bird armed with a bow and arrow is the only New Zealand connection in this classic Taito style release, believed to be a precursor to Liquid Kids. As Tiki your quest involves rescuing your chick who was taken away by a kiwi vending leopard seal. Plenty of extras such as screen freeze, speed ups, balloon and underwater levels and warps to help you along.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Joshua D. ★★★★★

I've been hunting for this Hu-Card for ages, and the bow-and-arrow gameplay is so much more fun than I expected. Rescuing the kiwi chicks keeps each level feeling fresh, and the colorful Taito-style graphics are a real treat on the PC Engine.

Samuel A. ★★★★★

Finally, a classic Taito shooter that doesn't feel like it's just reusing old assets—the bright, chunky sprites and that weird kiwi bird's floaty jump physics took some getting used to, but the tight bow-and-arrow controls make up for it. Really fun to see how it inspired later games like Liquid Kid

Andrew ★★★★★

The kiwi bird’s floaty jump physics took some getting used to, but the colorful stages and fast arrows make it a blast. I’ve already sunk a few evenings into rescuing the chicks, and the Hu Card loads up instantly on my PC Engine.