Three Wonders (wonder 3 910520 etc)

Three Wonders (wonder 3 910520 etc) platform overview

Firing up Capcom's 1991 arcade release Three Wonders is like hitting a nostalgia jackpot - you don't get just one game, but three distinct genres crammed onto the same CPS-1 hardware. Each offers gorgeous early-90s pixel artistry and incredibly tight mechanics that transport you straight back to the chaotic energy of a weekend arcade hall. I still get chills seeing the opening demo reel cycle through the platforming action of Midnight Wanderers, the frantic vertical shooting of Chariot, and the deceptively simple puzzle game Don't Pull. Three Wonders (wonder 3 910520 etc) is a Classic Arcade entry prepared for browser play, with platform, controls, and play context worth checking before launch.

• Three Wonders (wonder 3 910520 etc) version details
  Three Wonders (wonder 3 910520 etc) is a Classic Arcade entry prepared for browser play, with platform, controls, and play context worth checking before launch. The strongest visible context is the Classic Arcade platform and its general play style. Emulator core: arcade.
• Three Genres, One Cabinets
  Master three full-fledged titles: Midnight Wanderers' side-scrolling platforming, Chariot's brutal vertical shooter action against mecha-insects, and Don't Pull's tile-matching puzzle intensity.
• Pixel Art Showcase
  The CPS-1 sprite work here is phenomenal. Lou, the protagonist of Midnight Wanderers, has this little ear twitch idle animation that's packed with character you rarely see in arcade games of this era.
• Co-op as It Was Meant to Be
  The two-player experience is true arcade cooperative fun. In Midnight Wanderers, you each control different animal-costumed heroes with unique attacks, and there's no friendly fire to worry about either.