Crazy Climber for the Nintendo Famicom is a 1986 port of the 1980 arcade classic by Nichibutsu. It’s one of the earlier examples of a dual-controller game on the Famicom, designed to emulate the unique climbing mechanics of the original arcade version. The player uses both controllers to move the climber's left and right hands independently, scaling buildings while avoiding falling objects, hostile birds, and other obstacles.

Key Features:
Dual-Controller Gameplay: The player uses the two Famicom controllers to mimic the arcade's two-stick setup, making the controls challenging but rewarding.
Special Controller Attachments: The game originally came with plastic attachments for the Famicom controllers to enhance the arcade-like experience​
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Levels and Challenges: The game offers multiple levels, including secret rooms and keys that unlock more challenging stages. It stands out for its difficulty and replay value​
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Reception:
The Famicom version was praised for its faithful recreation of the arcade gameplay and additional content. However, the control scheme was considered complicated for some players. It's also noted for its rarity as part of the Famicom library.
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This game is a Famicom port of the classic 1980 arcade title by Nichibutsu, known for its unique dual-controller setup that simulates climbing mechanics. Its rarity and collector interest, especially for complete versions, contribute to its value​

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