Mar 27, 1992 · The little kitten Kitty, her kitten friend Mimi and their bear friend Tippy love playing with balloons. One day, Tippy has inflated a whole bunch of balloons when suddenly a strong wind blows. Tippy is blown away! The only way for Kitty and Mimi to...

Mar 27, 1992 · For Hello Kitty World on the NES, GameFAQs hosts box shots and screenshots, plus 57 user screenshots.

Mar 27, 1992 · Hello Kitty World [CTS-HW] (Nintendo Famicom) - Box, Manual, Cart Scans (1200DPI) by Character Soft

Hello Kitty World (ハロー キティ ワールド) is a platform game developed by Mario Co., Ltd. and published by Character Soft. It released for the Family Computer on March 27, 1992. It is a port of the Game Boy game Balloon Kid which is a sequel to Balloon Fight. The Famicom box art. The Famicom cartridge.

Hello Kitty World is a Japan-only game for the Famicom. The core game is the same as the earlier overseas release Balloon Kid for the Game Boy , except for character changes, namely the main characters are now Sanrio 's characters Hello Kitty (player one, replacing Alice), Mimmy (player two, replacing Samm) and Tippy Bear (the boy blown away by ...

NES - Hello Kitty World (JPN) - Title/End - The #1 source for video game sprites on the internet!

Hello Kitty World (Japanese: ハローキティワールド) is a video game published by Character Soft (a subsidiary of Sanrio) for Nintendo's Famicom game system (known outside of Japan as the Nintendo Entertainment System). It was released on March 27, 1992 only in Japan.

Here you will find a collection of images and posters related to this game. These may include game covers, promotional materials, concept art, and more.

Mar 27, 1992 · Hello Kitty World is quite similar to Balloon Kid – a forced side-scrolling platform adventure where you control a character floating around with a balloon in the hand. Kitty (or Mimi) starts out on each level with two balloons, and by pushing the A button, she moves upward before sinking again if the button is not pushed again.

Mar 27, 1992 · For Hello Kitty World on the NES, GameFAQs hosts box shots, plus game information and a community message board for game discussion.