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Review: Star Wars Arcade

Star Wars Arcade
Developer: Sega Interactive/LucasArts
Publisher: SEGA
Published: 1993(Arcades) , 1994 (32X)
Platform: Sega 32X, Arcades
Features: 1-2 Players
Star Wars will always have a special place in my heart, I always get a rush when I see Luke Skywalker flying his X-wing down the trench run on the Death Star. Star Wars Arcade allows you to feel a part of the battle like no other game of it’s time, except perhaps the Super Star Wars Trilogy. Star Wars Arcade was originally released in arcades in 1993, then was ported to home consoles in 1994 as a launch title for the infamous Sega 32X.
Review: Action Fighter
Action Fighter
Platform: Sega Master System
Release date: 1986
Features: 1player, 2players (alternating)
Developer: Sega

“Get ready to play a starring role in the incredible world of international espionage. You receive five different assignments. All action-packed. And all extremely dangerous. Your secret weapon? A vehicle that transforms into a dozen different deadly devices.
Your high-speed motorcycle can turn into a customized car and then into a sound-barrier-breaking jet plane. All in a matter of seconds. The real test? To know when to use which weapon. Because the wrong machine, at the wrong time, can prove fatal.” Read the rest of this entry »
Review: TransBot
TransBot
Platform: Sega Master System
Features: 1 player and 2 player
Release Date: 1986

- No, no, I’m not Optimus Prime
“Ward off a computerized underworld invasion with your transforming weaponry.” Not the most inspiring ‘blurb’ in video game history, in fact it kind of reads more like an order. However when one is confronted with TransBot’s gameplay you soon realise that it is a surprisingly accurate summary of the game. Because warding off an invasion is all you’ll be doing… and there is a lot of warding in this game.


