6 Spots in the Philippines Where Adventure Island Game Could Have Been Set

6 Spots in the Philippines Where Adventure Island Game Could Have Been Set

With its numerous out-of-this-world sceneries, the Philippine archipelago almost looks like the giant set for Fami-Com / N.E.S. Adventure Island game.

Tin MendezMar 1st, 2016

There are many reasons why the Philippine Islands are truly adventure islands, but this article will show you yet another perspective to prove this point. Below are pictures which will show you where the Family Computer / Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) game Adventure Island could have been set in the Philippines. Let’s get into the 90’s nostalgia while we travel among a few of the many unique attractions of this country.

1. This sure reminds me of strolling along Bohol’s Man-Made Mahogany Forest

Image credit: Ace Alejandre

2. Is this an 8-bit version of island hopping in Hundred Islands, Pangasinan?

Image credit: Incrediblethots

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3. Cave with bats? Is this inside Puerto Princesa’s underground river?

Image credit: Paweesit

4. The Sumaguing Cave in Sagada might not be blue, but it surely is slippery and icy cold.

Image credit: Shubert Ciencia

5. Have you ever been on the Kapurpurawan Rock in Ilocos Norte?

Image credit: Johanna Alexis

Also read: 8 Haunted Tourist Spots in the Philippines that Will Send Chills Down Your Spine

6. Isn’t this just like a tour around Intramuros? Just watch out for the big bosses!

Image credit: Fechi Fajardo

Now, which Family Computer / NES game does this spot remind you of?

Image credit: Hsu Alvin

Tin Mendez

Tin aspires to live a creative life every day. She likes to tinker with paper, wires and anything she can fabricate into something new. She is fascinated by stories of the past and years gone by, old pictures, abandoned buildings and wild nature. While her past work experience was in the field of design, currently, she juggles writing gigs about her travels while at the same time establishing her personal creative career.

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