Bruce Lee

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Bruce Lee, an 8-bit game originally released in 1984, stands as a seminal title in the landscape of 1980s gaming.

The Bruce Lee app is accessible as an in-app purchase within the Elite Collection app, priced at £1.49/€1.59/US$1.99. This purchase may also include additional 8-bit games.

For those preferring a standalone experience, the Bruce Lee app is available independently, offering an infinite lives mode but no additional games.

This iteration of Bruce Lee closely mirrors the original 8-bit game designed by Ron J. Fortier, featuring graphics by Kelly Day and music composed by John A. Fitzpatrick. Originally published by Datasoft in 1984, it is now presented as an officially licensed product utilizing Elite Collection technology.

Key Features:

• Portrait and landscape play/display modes
• User-definable iDaptive controls for joystick, keypad, and canvass
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• Auto save functionality upon exiting the game
• Authentic 8-bit sound experience
• Support for iCade controllers

About Datasoft's Bruce Lee: This game presents a blend of platforming and beat 'em up mechanics, where players guide Bruce Lee through a wizard's tower in pursuit of wealth and immortality. Spanning twenty chambers represented by individual screens with platforms and ladders, players must collect lanterns while avoiding mobile adversaries: The Ninja, wielding a Ninjatō sword, and The Green Yamo, a sumo wrestler who employs punches and kicks. A multiplayer mode previously enabled two players to alternate or cooperate with their control of Bruce and Yamo. However, in this app, that feature is not supported. The enemies are susceptible to environmental hazards yet possess infinite lives to ensure their return. The latter chambers introduce more complex hazards, demanding skillful navigation of mines and electric surfaces. The ultimate challenge culminates on the twentieth screen with an encounter against the malevolent Fire Wizard.

About Elite®: Founded in England in 1984, Elite Systems Ltd has a rich history in gaming development and distribution.