One of the characters in this game enjoys both Dr. Seuss and Friedrich Nietzsche, although he suffers ailments of "athlete's foot and frequent headaches".  
One of the characters in this game enjoys both Dr. Seuss and Friedrich Nietzsche, although he suffers ailments of "athlete's foot and frequent headaches".  Beam Software developed a 32-bit port of this game's sequel, where the title figures "return" to fight enemies like skeletons and vampires in Transylvania (+) via moves like grabbing colored spheres with one of the character's bionic arms.  In the original game, the title brothers are abducted (*) by the chief antagonist after winning a hunting competition and they have to avoid Croutonian security.  A save system was incorporated into a 2003 GBA port, and Scorch and Fang were introduced into its sequel.  One character uses his shield as a make-shift hang glider, and all the protagonists fight against the alien, Tomator.  Starring Eric the Swift, Baleog the Fierce and Olaf the Stout, FTP, identify this Blizzard platformer about some Nordic warriors.
One of the characters in this game enjoys both Dr. Seuss and Friedrich Nietzsche, although he suffers ailments of "athlete's foot and frequent headaches".  
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