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| name | publisher(developer) | year arrow_downward | description | |
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| Space Harrier | Sega | 1986 | [100]*** [83]*** [22]*** [52]*** [49]***Space Harrier was originally released in the arcade in the 1980s, developed by AM2, which also developed OutRun and Afterburner. Space Harrier is widely recognizable by many arcade fans due to its distinctive, colorful art design and its fast-paced action. The SEGA Master System version is considered a solid port of the arcade game, containing 18 levels of intense fun. As the "Space Harrier," you must fight your way through "The Land of Dragons" and defeat the bosses at the end of each level to restore peace to the land. Are you prepared? Get ready! | labelimagesubject |
| Space Harrier 3D | Sega | 1988 | You are Harrier, the resourceful extra-terrestrial warrior. And space is your battlefield. Your mission is to save the Land of the Dragons from vivious creatures led by the vile and crafty One-eyed Mammoth. Aided by your only friends, the Dragons, you find yourself attacked again and again. You fight off one heavily-armed alien after another. You must use every trick in the book. Every skill at your command. The clashes are thrilling and demanding. The combat scenes are powerful. Can you survive the intense fighting? For your sake. For the sake of the Land of the Dragons. You must!*** [33]*** [4]*** [49]***"Space Harrier 3-D" is a kind of semi-sequel to the original Space Harrier and makes use of Sega's 3D glasses to create a 3D effect. Gameplay has not changed, but the levels and enemies are different from the first Space Harrier. Sounds good so far, but actually it is not, because the switch to 3D seems to be bought with serious slow speed of everything. The game has an abysmal low framerate, rendering it on the brink of being unplayable. Gone is the impressive and fast quasi-3D movement of the landscape and objects. Very disappointing.*** [52] | labelimagesubject |
