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Solstice

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Solstice

Also known as: Solstice: The Quest for the Staff of Demnos (Box art)
Developer: Software Creations
Publishers: Epic/Sony Records (JP), CSG Imagesoft (US), Nintendo (EU)
Platform: NES
Released in JP: July 20, 1990
Released in US: June 1990
Released in EU: September 26, 1991


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RegionIcon.png This game has regional differences.


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Solstice is an isometric puzzle-platformer, notable for its impressive graphics and memorable soundtrack, composed by Tim Follin. Of course, being a British-developed game, it's also notable for being...somewhat difficult. It was followed by a SNES sequel, Equinox.

Hidden Credits

There is a copyright text inside the iNES ROM image at 0x010010 in all versions of the game:

SOLSTICE V1.00  
COPYRIGHT 1989  
SOFTWARE CREATIO
NS LTD.         
PHONE ENGLAND ON
010 44 61 236   
1154            

Regional Differences

Opening Credits

US Japan Europe
SolsticeOPscrnUS.png SolsticeOPscrnJP.png SolsticeOPscrnEU.png

Each publisher of the game used a different font for the opening credits.


SolsticeOPscrnEU(2).png

The European release had a second opening credit.