"Crazy Chase" is the remake of the classic game for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) from 1994. Eleven of the 16 stages are exclusively designed for the GBA version.
One day the King said to Kid Klown: "Rumors are rampant that Space Pirate Dirty Joe plans to kidnap my sweet Princess Honey. Kid, I want you to protect
her! I think you can do it, even if it's halfwitvs. half-wit!”
But against all odds, Dirty Joe succeeds and kidnaps the Princess. While Joe escapes with a starship, Kid Klown goes for the chase: "Attention Dirty Joe! release Honey now! Kidnapping a princess is a capital offense!" Joe said: "You again? Stop pestering me! Want to see my prized missile collection?" With these words, Joe shoots Kids starship down. But it is not enough for him: "Wait Kid, I think you'll enjoy my prized bomb collection, too!"
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Kids Dangerous Life
Kid Klown sets off on his crazy adventure running from the upper half of the stage to the lower half. The action is set on a asymmetrical-scrolling screen. On the way he has to dodge all kind of dangers. Kid has to reach the goal before the flames of the burning fuse can reach the big bomb at the end of the stage. By jumping, Kid can overcome trip-wire, nails, puddles, and trenches. He has to dodge flying axes, rolling stones, wood blocks and snowballs, as well as Joe‘s Ice Cannon. And beware of the ghosts, fireballs and hydrants!
Kid Klown History
The first Kid Klown game was published in 1994 on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES). In 1996 ("Kid Klown in Crazy Chase 2" for Japanese market only) and 1997 ("Bombing Islands"), two games followed for the PlayStation.
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The Publisher
Since it's foundation in 1984, Kemco has produced over 100 titles for various platforms, including the popular "Top Gear" racing games and the "Crazy Castle" series. Kemco is one of the original Nintendo licensees and co-operates closely with DC Comics, Warner Bros. and Universal Studios. Currently, Kemco's development teams are creating games for Nintendo's Next Generation platforms, as well as PlayStation 2 and Microsoft X-Box.