Submitted to the NEScene (http://surf.to/~nescene)
by Mr. Clean (Geosponge@aol.com)
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Company:  Wisdom Tree

Programmer:  Vante K., Jim T., and Charles J.

Release:  ©1992

Graphics:  5

Sound: 7

Play Control: 9

Replay value:  10


	This is probably the best unlicenced game.  it is very similar to
Zelda 1.
Adam Lamontagne describes it as "Link goes to Church".  I describe it
as,
incredibly fun.
	First off, this is a long game, it took be about a week to beat
(luckily
there is a password option).  Even though it is similar to Zelda, I
don't feel
that it is copying it.  Here are the similarities:  In Zelda, you get a
sword
to kill badies.  In SW, you get fruit to convert souls (if that is too
corny
for you, just pretend you're killing them because they do dissapear). 
In
Zelda, you get bombs to blow stuff away.  In SW, you get vials of God's
wrath
where you can basically, blow stuff away.  In Zelda you get a boomerang
to
retreive stuff and stun enemies.  In SW you get Sampson's jawbone, an
item
that is used to retreive things.  As you can see, the similarities are
there,
but I still think it is a very original game.
	If you are like me, you are probably all confused about the whole fruit
thing, I know I was.  What you do, Is either find or "buy" (I'll
explain the
whole currency thing later in the review) fruit from God's helpers or
whatever
they are.  There are five different fruits you get.  The pear, which is
the
worst one because it only goes about 1/3 across the screen and stops
when it
hits anything.  The apple,  which has a slow speed but goes through
enemies
and solid things.  The pomegranate, which goes through stuff and
travels in a
zig zag pattern.  The grapes, which goes fast, and travels in a spraying
pattern.  Last but not last the banana, which has a very fast speed,
goes the
whole screen, and goes through solid objects.
	About the currency.  As we all know, money is the root to all evil, so
this
game goes buy SP (spell points), which you collect and you can buy
stuff.
There are also heart containers (which are like heart containers in
Zelda).
There is anointing oil (which is like blue potion in Zelda), there are
keys
(which are like keys in Zelda).  There are torches which light up some
rooms.
Basically, what you have to do is collect the seven peices of the armor
of
God, and then fight the ultimate source of evil (which is satan even
though
they never say satan).

Final Rating:  9, definatly buy, it is like a Zelda 3 for NES.