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Nemesis: How to play (MSX cartridge booklet, RC742, 1986)

Konami. 1986. “Nemesis: How to play (MSX cartridge booklet, RC742, 1986).” Konami.

Cite as
Nemesis MSX booklet
Original
https://archive.org/details/Nemesis1986
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Archived
https://archive.org/download/Nemesis1986/manual-nemesis1_text.pdf
Accessed
2026-11-06
Licence
© Konami 1986; scan hosted by the Internet Archive
Credit
Konami; scan in the Internet Archive item "Nemesis1986" (uploaded by Robert de Rooy).
Notes
The European booklet of Konami's MSX cartridge Nemesis (Gradius in Japan), RC742, in English, French, German, Spanish and Italian. The English section is printed pp. 1-4. Locators give the printed page and the PDF page.

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  • Gradius

Claims (2)

The US NES manual and Konami's European MSX booklet call the player's ship the Warp Rattler and the enemy superfortress Xaerous, where the Famicom booklet calls them ビックバイパー (Vic Viper) and ゼロス (Zelos). The MSX booklet also renames the planet Nemesis.PDF p. 2, English storyPDF p. 2, English storyPDF p. 2, English storyManual
Konami's 2007 guidebook dates the MSX Gradius to 25 July 1986. Konami's European MSX cartridge was called Nemesis (RC742, copyright 1986); its booklet says it plays with a joystick or the keyboard, starts with three Warp Rattlers, gives another every 100,000 points up to 99, and pauses on the F1 key.cover (PDF p. 1)PDF p. 3, How to PlayPDF p. 3, How to PlayPDF p. 3, How to PlayPDF p. 3, How to PlayPDF p. 3, How to PlayPublisher
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