Ultima Quest Of The Avatar NES


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"Ultima: Quest of the Avatar" for the NES is a role-playing game (RPG) developed by Origin Systems and published by FCI. It was released in 1990 and is an adaptation of the classic computer RPG "Ultima IV: Quest of the Avatar," originally released for various computer platforms.

In "Ultima: Quest of the Avatar," players take on the role of the Stranger, who is summoned to the world of Britannia to become the Avatar, an embodiment of the Eight Virtues. The game's main quest revolves around embodying these virtues and becoming the paragon of ethical behavior. Unlike traditional RPGs, the focus of the game is not on defeating a powerful villain but on personal growth and moral development.

Key features of "Ultima: Quest of the Avatar" for the NES include:

  1. Virtue System: The game emphasizes moral choices, and players are presented with various ethical dilemmas throughout their journey. Their actions in the game affect their alignment with the Eight Virtues (Honesty, Compassion, Valor, Justice, Sacrifice, Honor, Spirituality, and Humility).

  2. Non-Linear Gameplay: The game is open-world and non-linear, allowing players to explore the vast and detailed world of Britannia freely. There is no predetermined order for completing quests or locations to visit.

  3. Party-Based System: Players can recruit companions to join the Avatar on their quest, each representing a different class with unique abilities.

  4. Conversation System: Interaction with non-player characters (NPCs) involves keyword-based dialogues, where players must ask the right questions to gather information.

  5. Top-Down Perspective: The game features a top-down view of the world during exploration and combat.

"Ultima: Quest of the Avatar" is highly regarded as a groundbreaking RPG for its time, offering a deep and immersive experience with a strong emphasis on character development and moral choices. The NES version, while scaled down compared to the original computer version, successfully captured the essence of the game and allowed console players to embark on the epic quest to become the Avatar and embody the Virtues of Britannia.

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