Well, seeing as the game's already going, don't worry about ignoring any wrong answer's new questions. However, not to rub it in, I'm going to say that Hobbes is wrong and here's why: 1) Simon is not a prince, neither is Trevor. The closest to a prince in any Castlevania game would be Alucard from III, but Dracula's not a King, so 2) there are no towers to burn down in any Castlevania game. You destroy bosses in I, get Dracula's vital parts in II, and destroy him for the first time in III. However, in III, if you go to the Clocktower after the first level, when you complete the stage, the tower crumbles. But you don't burn it. The correct answer to the first question was Deadly Towers; a humungously fun game. It was made by Br0derbund in '87. However, it wasn't really popular. Too bad.
To answer this new game Q: Which game involved three kids going into a ******* to save a cheerleader from an evil doctor and his meteor. (Hint: the name of the type of house is also in the title.)
Thanks for the info. I had no clue. I didn't think Simon was a prince, but it was a wild guess. Could you name the system for your question and for the rest of the questions? I can't think if it is computer or nintendo or what.
Sorry, Hobbes. The correct answer to the Question is Ready 2 Rumble Boxing. The underlined clues (Black, Justice, Driver's, Shaman, Butcher) represent the boxers and/or their special punches: Black-Damien Black, Justice-Boris Knokimov's Justice Axle, Driver's-Afro Thunder, Shaman-Kemo Claw, Butcher-Butcher Brown.