By the end of the 1980s, "Island Giligan" became a pop culture theater. Although Sherwood Schwarz's sitcom lasted only three seasons and 98 episodes from 1964 to 1967, he was strongly unionized during the 1970s and 1980s, providing new generations to get acquainted with Illiligan and his colleagues. Not only that, the show produced two animated spin-offs with "New Gilligan's New Adventures" (1974-75) and "The Planet of Gilligan" (1982-83). Moreover, the original team returned for three live TV films with action: "Rescue from the Island Giligan" (1978), "The Castaways on the Island Giligan" (1979) and "Harlem Globtrotroters on the island of Giligan" (1981). So, by the end of the eighties of the last century, the Giligan Universe was certainly enters the collective awareness of the public.

But you could also claim that it is falling into popularity. Last TV Live Movie with Action, "Harlem Globtrotroters on the island of Giligan" - in which there are almost different teams in full - It was not a great success in the ratings and therefore marked the end of TV -based TVs based on the sitcom. Meanwhile, Giligan's planet has not lasted more than one season. So while the "island of Giligan" became well established, it was also not true at the amount of its popularity until the end of the 80's, which is just part of the reason why the game of Bandai in 1990 Such a mystery.

There were many video games based on popular IP TV. Anyone who has grown up in the Age PS2/Xbox will surely remember the Simpsons: Hit and Running, and many child since the 1990s spent hours at the "Powerful Morphine Power Rangers" game. Jack, there was even adaptation for video games "Desperate Housewives". But "Giligan Island?" Fortunately, the game "Bandai" has actually proved to be a masterpiece, respected by players around the world as one of the best offers of Nintendo Entertainment System. I'm just kidding, it was bad.

"Giligan Island" was a show that accepted nonsense And he never apologized for it once. The sithom knew he was a funny and camp for comfort and never tried to be much more. Bob Denver's first friend was just one of a few charming characters who made up the stay of Ss minnow - named as such for funny reason - Making a show that, although it had never made a lot of sense, it was essentially nonsense. But none of that really screams "video games adaptation", which did not prevent Gangai from fueling the game of Ness in 1990. To regret, "the adventures of the island of Giligan" were terrible.

There's even something about the name. Usually, the "adventures of" would precede the name of the character; "The Adventures of Tintin", "The Adventures of Robin Hood", "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" (itself inexplicably turned into an indecisive video game in 1989). While the "Adventures of the Island Gilligan" is not technically inaccurate grammar, that kind suggests that you get a compadium from all the adventures that should take place on the title, when you actually start with your own unique adventure. It may sound like a pic, but the title is just the first sign of trouble and hints that will come after activating this badly imagined adventure game.

The next sign of trouble? The 8-bit takeover of Bandai on CBS's classic sitcom, played as a skipper, played by Alan Hale Runior in the original show. That's right, in the video game "Island Giligan" you don't play as Gilligan. Instead, the first friend follows you around as you explore the island on four levels - a game mechanic who has apparently proved to be incredibly frustrating to anyone who actually played the game. Like a Gamefaqs The 2006 review is highlighted, which Giligan was leading the level was terrible, and yet the unfortunate boy on your part was "integral to the game" because leaving him behind it caused the timeframe to drop rapidly. There was also a "random glow where Gilligan would actually strive in the opposite direction and then get on the edge of the screen" - and these were just some of the problems with the "adventures of the island of Gilligan".

The Island Giligan has been at the center of several stunning cultural events since it was broadcast, such as the weather The theme of the theme "Island Giligan" has caused a strange lawsuit. But the decision to sell video games adaptation to the 1990 children who have been sinking for hours in Mega Mann and Zelda seems to be one of the strangest moments in the history of the Island Giligan. Just two years after the "Adventures of the Island Giligan", we were all busy with the split of fierce deaths of our enemies in Mortal Komat, so why gangai was convinced that we would all be tempted to wander an 8-bit version of the island of Camp 60s Sitkom?

Suppose that if it was a decent adventure/strategy game that just happened to use the brand "Island Giligan", it would be another story. But according to all accounts, the game was as bad as any game of Ness so far. Opens with a version of chiptunes on "Ballad on the Island Giligan" - the famous theme of Sitkcom Co-written by Sherwood Schwarz and George Wil. But even then, there is something out, with the Nes's digital chip, which struggles to recreate the true notes of the original song. Things just got worse from there. Aside from the fact that you didn't have to play Gilligan in the "Adventures of the Island Gilligan" and the fact that AI was evil in the game, there were many other problems with the ganga game. Most of the time, the players simply walked back and forth among other capitals, which included all the desired characters from the original show (Mary Ann, Professor, Mr -Din and Mrshelle), but inexplicably omit Louise of the original sitcom.

According to Gamefaqs, these expeditions between the characters include interactions with "hyperactive monkeys, fierce wild boars and stunning heads" that were almost impossible to hit and therefore it is worth avoiding completely. This just left the island's research - hardly the most exciting video game experience, especially when so many other aspects of the game didn't work.

The retrospective of Gamefaqs on the "Adventures of the Island Giligan" summarized the game as a "three -hour hole", but even that is not as bad as WiredAssessment of how "three -hour torture". The magazine reviewed the game back in 2009, just to assume that "playing as a postmodern master's thesis of a student student in which he explores what is happening to players when they are forced to play a game with nothing. Except Bandai actually sold this to real kids for $ 50. "

While Gamefaqs at least admits that there are some decent aspects of the game, the overall "Adventures of the Island Giligan" was a pretty unstable accident that still remains something mystery. Why is it done? What Kid was looking for his parents for the game "Island of Giligan"-a secure analogue of the real world for "Lee Carvalo, putting a challenge" from the "Simpsons". Did Bandai really thought that Illilligan and his captured team would appeal to children who could play "Super Marios Bros 3" or "Teens Mutant Ninja Turtles: Arcade Game", both debuted in 1990? Questions abundant.

To date, "The Adventures of the Island Giligan" is the only adaptation of video games to Sherwood Schwarz's desired sitcom so far, and all those who are considering, it's probably for the best.