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Labyrinth: The Computer Game

Original title

ラビリンス魔王の迷宮

Title translations

Labyrinth: the Labyrinth of the Demon King (English)

Also known as

Labyrinth

Developed by

Pack-In-Video

Year

1987

Month

August

System

Rating

  (7 votes)  

 

 

RAM

64kB

VRAM

128kB

Sound

PSG MSX-Audio

Kind

Game

Input Devices Supported

Keyboard, Joystick

Language

Japanese

Genre

Action
Adventure (All)

Licence

Commercial

Note

Ported from Lucasfilm Game's Commodore 64 version with various discrepancies.
The package warns it does not run on YIS-805 (128, 256K) though in reality it does on YIS-805 128. The warning might pertain to the inability of the YIS-805's standard SFG-05 sound module to play MSX AUDIO sound .
One of its MSX AUDIO music dump is available as part of an interview on MSX Magazine 1987 12 page 107-108.

Based on Labyrinth the movie. The title screen says Labyrinth and many sources cite so, however the official designation by Lucasfilm Games is Labyrinth: The Computer Game. The package displays "The Computer Game" after Labyrinth. The Japanese designation ラビリンス魔王の迷宮 (eng: Labyrinth: The Labyrinth of the Demon King) is same as the Japanese title of the movie.

The NES Labyrinth based on the same movie is the completely different game developed when the movie was still WIP.

Mentioned in

• MSX Magazine 1987-06 on page 34 (ad)
• MSX Magazine 1987-07 on page 34 (ad)
• MSX Magazine 1987-06 on page 140 (news)
• MSX Magazine 1987-08 on page 27 (ad)
• MSX Magazine 1987-09 on page 31 (ad)
• MSX Magazine 1987-10 on page 27 (ad)
• MSX Magazine 1987-10 on page 110 (review)
• MSX Magazine 1987-11 on page 29 (ad)
• MSX Magazine 1987-12 on page 45 (ad)
• MSX Magazine 1987-12 on page 107 (other)
• MSX Magazine 1987-11 on page 142 (other)
• MSX Info 03-03 on page 8 (news)
• LOGiN 1988-01 on page 9 (other)
• LOGiN 1988-01 on page 227 (ad)

Tagoo database entry

Visit (japanese MSX database)

Added on

26-01-2003

Last updated on

15-12-2022

Conversion

• Commodore 64
• Apple II
• NEC PC-88
• Sharp X1