Description:Cosmic Spacehead (released as Linus Spacehead's Cosmic Crusade on the NES) is a 1993 video game developed and published by Codemasters for the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis, Game Gear, Master System, NES, Amiga and PC, featuring adventure game elements, with locations connected by platform sections.
Cosmic (Linus in the NES version) is aCosmic Spacehead (released as Linus Spacehead's Cosmic Crusade on the NES) is a 1993 video game developed and published by Codemasters for the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis, Game Gear, Master System, NES, Amiga and PC, featuring adventure game elements, with locations connected by platform sections.
Cosmic (Linus in the NES version) is an alien from the planet Linoleum who crashed into the legendary planet Earth. Expecting a hero's welcome, Cosmic soon found his fellow Linomen were skeptical of the existence of the so-called "planet Earth" and decides to return to it, this time with a camera. However, he is flat on the planets' currency, Linobucks, and must deal across the planet to get a new cosmic car and a camera. In his adventures, Cosmic deals himself out of Linoleum (including using a fake ID for Larry Flint to compete in a bumper car contest), quash a robot revolution in Detroitica and gets gas from an abandoned space station.
Each major location of Planet Linoleum has a teleporting device, which can be activated using a card. However, they often leave Cosmic with a side-effect, required to complete a puzzle. To travel between adventure sections, Cosmic goes through arcade sections, where he has to reach the other side of the level, avoiding free falls, enemies and collecting Cosmic candy at the same time (after collecting 10, an extra life is added). Cosmic dies at the smallest contact, so instead of speed running a level (which can be done, since the levels are small), it's more advisable to learn his foes' movement patterns and wait for a safe opening (this is particularly true in the NES version, where Linus can't change direction when jumping). Passwords are scattered at key locations.
Like other Codemasters games, Linus Spacehead's Cosmic Crusade was not licenced by Nintendo. It was released both as a stand-alone cartridge and as one of seven game for the Aladdin Deck Enhancer. The Mega Drive version was included in a "Codemasters 2-in-1" with Fantastic Dizzy.
All but the NES version include a two player mode named Pie Slap, reminiscent of Armor Ambush for the Atari 2600. While the Master System version is similar in graphics to the NES version, the gameplay is closer to the remaining versions. In the PC, Mega Drive/Genesis and Amiga versions, the art style is different to the NES version, much richer and closer to 60s cartoons like The Jetsons.
"Game Beaten March 9-11 2013
(May keep this idea maybe not showing you the days it took to beat or just to get around beating it we shall see if i like it or not or say somthing in the comments if you like it or not if not I'll probably just keep it the same way i usually do.)
(P.S. March 9 internationally is Hatsune Miku day that is why you will see her and the number 39 which is March 9 or 3/9 kind of cool info i learned :D and i love Hatsune Miku so there ya have it! ^-^ Happy Past Miku Day"
"I never could get far with this game as a kid. I always got stuck after the beginning. I never could figure out what to do to move on. I wanna go back and get this game again and actually beat it eventually.
Update: I finally got this game again as a gift from Dante nearly 20 years after I originally got this as a gift from my parents! Now I can FINALLY beat it!!
- February 22, 2013 - I FINALLY beat this game close to 20 years after I originally got it for Christmas!! It had a disappointing en"
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