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Wonder Boy full playthrough - Sega Master System

A full playthrough (or longplay if you will) of Wonder Boy for the Sega Master System. This video features the locations of all of the dolls, all of the warp points (although I don't use any of the warps themselves) and a few of the bonus letters. Wonder Boy was an arcade game developed by Escape and published by Sega in 1986. Several ports to home computers and consoles followed with the Master System version easily being the best. Interestingly for a Sega game, it was released on the competing Nintendo Entertainment System, although with a different main character, music and name - Adventure Island was the name of the game on the NES. Something to do with Sega holding the rights to the characters and game's name, but not the game itself. Bizarre. The idea of the game is to save Wonder Boy's girlfriend by making your way through various platforming landscapes, defeating end-of-level bosses, collecting fruit to maintain vitality and avoiding coming into contact with a wide variety of enemies, random fires, boulders, rocks and bees. Wonder Boy is able to defeat enemies using his axe. It's fun and playable, if a little repetitive, but a good game to fulfil your platforming needs. It was one of the first games I owned for my Master System back in the 1980s and remains one of my favourites today. As with several of my videos, this is a playthrough of the game from start to finish. I do make use of save states, but play the game in full speed without any other tool assist methods. The arcade game features 36 levels with a doll on each one, sometimes hidden. In this version, if each doll is collected on the first 36 levels, an extra four levels are made available. Finally, plugging this game into a Japanese Master System turns it into Super Wonder Boy, a harder version of the same game. This is not to be confused with some computer conversions of Wonder Boy's sequel, Wonder Boy In Monster Land, which was sometimes known as Super Wonder Boy. I'm sure there's a way of unlocking the Super Wonder Boy version if played on PAL/US Master Systems.