Hammerin' Harry: Ghost Building Company
Also known as Daiku no Gen-san: Ghost Building Company
Hammerin' Harry: Ghost Building Company is a 1992 GB game by Tamtex.
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About the game
Hammerin' Harry: Ghost Building Company is the sequel to Hammerin' Harry.
This episode has Harry fighting more than just workers. He has to defeat an army of ghosts in a series of environments, including construction site, sewer, airship, jungle, and finally, the headquarters where he meets the evil ghost building machine. Rather than using his mallet, Harry can obtain a spiked ball which does more damage than the mallet. There are five stages, and each one ends with Harry fighting a boss. Upon completion of a stage, the gameplay switches from a beat-em-up to a horizontal shooter where Harry flies through the air, defeating airborne enemies and avoiding dangerous objects.
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Facts
- Platforms
- GB
- First released
- 1992-07-31
- Developers
- Tamtex
- Publishers
- Irem Corp.
- Genres
- Action, Side view, 2D scrolling, Arcade, Platform
- Ratings
- MobyGames score 7 (2 votes) · MobyGames
Covers and screenshots
Box, manual and cartridge scans
Front Cover (GB · Japan) Back Cover (GB · Japan) Media (GB · Japan) Spine/Sides (GB · Japan) Spine/Sides (GB · Japan) Spine/Sides (GB · Japan) Spine/Sides (GB · Japan) Manual (GB · Japan) Manual (GB · Japan)
Screenshots
Title (GB) Title screen (JP) (GB) Stage 1 opening (GB) Harry at the construction site (GB) Ouch! (GB) "My Spikey will be no match for your big fist, my friend." (GB) Ghosts (GB) Harry is now stuck in a spider web (GB) Boss (GB) The Air Fight (GB) Three skeletons try to scare the life out of Harry (GB) Stage 2 opening (GB) Underwater (GB) The sewer (GB) On a conveyor belt (GB) Boss (GB) Ugh (GB) Harry the Human Cannonball (GB) Who would have realized that Indians could fly? (GB) Stage 3 opening (GB) On board the airship (GB) Now inside the airship (GB) Boss (GB) Stage 4 opening (GB) Walking through the jungle (GB) Inside a temple (GB) Boss (GB) Avoid Volcanic Bombs (GB) Lots of helmets (GB) Stage 5 opening (GB) Stage 5 (JP) (GB) Does that skull make you think of Sir Daniel Fortesque, from "MediEvil"? (GB) Destroy that robot (GB) Boss (GB) Game Over screen > Continue (GB)
Releases
| Platform | Released | Regions | Publishers |
|---|---|---|---|
| GB | 1992-07-31 | Austria, Germany, Japan, Switzerland | Irem Corp. |
Barcodes
- 0715664291052
- 4962891700079
Where this comes from
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