In 1989, " Wizards & Warriors " was nominated by the magazine for " Best Graphics & Sound " and " Best Character " ( Kuros ) for its " Nintendo Power Awards'88 ", but it did not win in either category.
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""'Wizards & Warriors III : Kuros : Visions of Power " "'is a nonlinear and requires players to explore various areas to pick up items and gain abilities to unlock different parts of the city in order to progress.
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On November 26, Kuros won Pro Wrestling Wave's second annual One Day 6-Person Tag Tournament, defeating Cherry, Meari Naito and Shuu Shibutani in the finals and, as a result, earned the right to produce the December 14 Wave event.
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The game then concludes, saying that Kuros has restored the city of Piedup to its former self, that the damsels have been saved, and that Good King James has taken back his throne; Kuros'legend is then immortalized among the people, as his saga " unfurls like a glorious banner ".
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The game then concludes, saying that Kuros has restored the city of Piedup to its former self, that the damsels have been saved, and that Good King James has taken back his throne; Kuros'legend is then immortalized among the people, as his saga " unfurls like a glorious banner ".
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The game led Zippo Games to develop additional games for Rare on the NES such as " Solar Jetman : Hunt for the Golden Warpship " and " Wizards & Warriors III : Kuros : Visions of Power " . " Ironsword " won " " Game Player's"
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The animation of the eagle ( the " Eagle King " ) that transports Kuros to the Wind Elemental was one of Ste Pickford's first graphics which he drew for the NES . It was done in Deluxe Paint for the Amiga with sketching done by mouse-without assistance from graphics tablets or other scanners.
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Following the game's release, Zippo Games would proceed to develop its next game for Rare, " Solar Jetman : Hunt for the Golden Warpship "; they would eventually also release the third installment in the " Wizards & Warriors " series, " Wizards & Warriors III : Kuros : Visions of Power ".
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The ancient Greek historians Ctesias and Plutarch noted that Cyrus was named from " Kuros ", the Sun, a concept which has been interpreted as meaning " like the Sun " ( Khurvash ) by noting its relation to the Persian noun for sun, " khor ", while using "-vash " as a suffix of likeness.
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While he initially praised the game for its depth, he criticized the game by comparing Kuros to the previous games in the series, saying that he is " still a good-looking knight with a useless sword which he holds as if it were his manhood when jumping " and adding that he " is still one of the most inept fighters in videogame history ".
