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Flappy

System(s): PC-6001 mkII, PC-6601, PC-8801

Publisher: dB-Soft

Developer: dB-Soft

Genre: Puzzle

Number of players: 1

Release	Date	RRP	Code
JP	1984


JP	1984


JP	1984

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Flappy (フラッピー) is a puzzle game originally developed for the Sharp X1 by dB-Soft in 1983. It was brought to other platforms in the years that followed, including the PC-6001 mkII, PC-6601, PC-8801.

Gameplay

	The star of Flappy is this creature, a "small boy" known as Flappy.
	Unicorns (ユニコーン)
	Ebira (エビーラ)
	Blue Stone
	Brown stones
	Wall
	Blue area
	Mushroom

History

Legacy

Flappy saw a small handful of sequels, starting with King Flappy in 1985, Flappy Limited '85 for the MSX line, Flappy 2: The Resurrection of Blue Star for the X68000 in 1989 and Flappy Special for the Game Boy in 1990. Another sequel, Ultra Flappy was planned for several systems in the mid-1990s but was cancelled for unknown reasons. No versions of Flappy have ever been released outside of Japan.

Physical Scans

PC-6001 mkII Version

PC-6001 mkII, JP
Cover

PC-6601 Version

PC-6601, JP
Cover

PC-8801 Version

PC-8801, JP (cassette)
Cover

PC-8801, JP (disk)

Disk

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-{{sub-stub}}'''''Flappy''''' (フラッピー) is a puzzle game originally developed for the Sharp X1 in 1983. It was brought to other platforms in the years that followed.
+{{sub-stub}}'''''Flappy''''' (フラッピー) is a puzzle game originally developed for the Sharp X1 by [[dB-Soft]] in 1983. It was brought to other platforms in the years that followed, including the [[PC-6001 mkII]], [[PC-6601]], [[PC-8801]].
+==Gameplay==
+{|
+|style="background-color:#000;"|{{cropimage|image=Flappy sprites.png|width=16|scale=2|sprite=yes}}
+|The star of ''Flappy'' is this creature, a "small boy" known as Flappy.
+|-
+|style="background-color:#000;"|{{cropimage|image=Flappy sprites.png|width=16|scale=2|sprite=yes|x=16}}
+|Unicorns (ユニコーン)
+|-
+|style="background-color:#000;"|{{cropimage|image=Flappy sprites.png|width=16|scale=2|sprite=yes|x=32}}
+|Ebira (エビーラ)
+|-
+|style="background-color:#000;"|{{cropimage|image=Flappy sprites.png|width=16|scale=2|sprite=yes|x=48}}
+|Blue Stone
+|-
+|style="background-color:#000;"|{{cropimage|image=Flappy sprites.png|width=16|scale=2|sprite=yes|x=64}}
+|Brown stones
+|-
+|style="background-color:#000;"|{{cropimage|image=Flappy sprites.png|width=16|scale=2|sprite=yes|x=80}}
+|Wall
+|-
+|style="background-color:#000;"|{{cropimage|image=Flappy sprites.png|width=16|scale=2|sprite=yes|x=96}}
+|Blue area
+|-
+|style="background-color:#000; text-align:center;"|{{cropimage|image=Flappy sprites.png|width=8|height=8|scale=2|sprite=yes|x=112}}
+|Mushroom
+|}
+==History==
+===Legacy===
+''Flappy'' saw a small handful of sequels, starting with ''[[King Flappy]]'' in 1985, ''Flappy Limited '85'' for the MSX line, ''Flappy 2: The Resurrection of Blue Star'' for the X68000 in 1989 and ''Flappy Special'' for the Game Boy in 1990. Another sequel, ''Ultra Flappy'' was planned for several systems in the mid-1990s but was cancelled for unknown reasons. No versions of ''Flappy'' have ever been released outside of Japan.
 ==Physical Scans==