The Noid has no life meter, and loses a life by making contact with an enemy. Levels also have time limits. He's equipped with a short range yo-yo for offense, but can gather magic points by collecting scrolls and use them for screen-clearing special attacks or very rare power-ups, both kinds of which are found in large scrolls opened with the yo-yo. Extra lives are awarded at certain scores. Most levels are travelled on foot, but one features a skateboard, two a gyrocopter, and a part of one level features the "Pizza Crusher," as seen on the "Avoid the Noid" commercials, and the front of the game box -- a cross between a large weight and a pogo stick. As was the case with many Capcom games based on cartoon characters, Yo! Noid had detailed cartoon graphics and sound effects in its time. Its high difficulty, made it a feat for anyone but the most seasoned player. The back cover of the instruction manual included a $1 off Domino's Pizza coupon.
62 hrs, 11 mins of gameplay video for 96.5% of all 8-bit Nintendo games (NTSC).
