Dig Dug

Dig DugThe Game: Who said landscaping was easy? You are Dig Dug, an intrepid gardener whose soil is infested with pesky Pookas and fire-breathing Fygars. You’re armed with your trusty pump, which you can use to inflate your enemies until, finally, they blow up. But both the Pookas and Fygars can crawl through the ground and can pop out into See the videoyour tunnels, and if a Fygar sneaks up behind you, he can toast you if you’re not careful. (Namco, 1985)

Memories: For some reason that I have a hard time trying to fathom, this game was released for the Famicom only - the Japanese console which was re-engineered as the NES for the English-speaking market. The reason I can’t fathom that is that this is a perfectly playable port of Dig Dug. Did Namco really think that this cute classic was past its sell-by date in the States? (Read more about this game…)

Dig Dug review written by Earl Green / review, photographs and video presentations are © by Earl Green and by theLogbook.com and may not be reproduced without permission. Contact us for reprint permission or licensing information on theLogBook.com original material. Dig Dug is filed under the categories: Action Strategy, D, Famicom only, ...at home, home video games only, Namco, D-Pad, Maze, Japanese Import, 1 Button, 4 quarters (4 stars), 1985, Game System

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