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Time Diver Eon Man (NES/Taito/1993) [720p]

Time Diver Eon Man (known also as Time Diver Avenger) is a platform game developed by Taito in 1993, ready to sale, advertised in media but cancelled from shopping for unknown reason. As you see the game is complete but probably because 1993 was a very late period for making a game for the NES, Taito decided to not release it for audience. Time Diver Eon Man is a very easy game to complete to be honest, you would be even able to finish it during first attempt. Time Diver: Eon Man is a Nintendo Entertainment System video game developed by Atlus for Taito. Despite being completed in 1993, it was never commercially released. The game is completely finished, receiving a four-page strategy guide and review in issue 45 (February 1993) of Nintendo Power. Despite this, the game eventually disappeared from the Pak Watch section and was subsequently unproduced. Eon Man started life as a sequel to Wrath of the Black Manta, according to an interview the Game Developer Research Institute conducted with the game's planner. Earth, 60 years into the future. The world is virtually crime free thanks to the Clear System invented by Kane Nelson, scientist extraordinaire. That is, until a secret organization called Romedrux decides to challenge the system by unleashing a plague of crime. In order for them to succeed, they'll need to prevent the Clear System from ever being invented, and that means eliminating Kane or his ancestors. Los Angeles, 1993. Dan Nelson thought he was an ordinary student living in LA until the day he found himself under attack by Romedrux warriors. During the attack, Dan learns about his future son, Kane, and vows to protect his family past, present, and future. It's a race through time in this new sci-fi thriller from Taito! Time Diver had five levels set at various points in time. These include the opening level Peaceful 1993, the Wild West, 1882, Devastated 2052, Devastated 1993, and a Peaceful Utopia version of 2052. An unusual feature (for the time) was that, with the exception of the first level, the stage order is randomized; allowing for some variation when playing through the game multiple times.