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Galaxy Force (Video Game)
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Galaxy Force is arcade rail shooting game by Sega, released in 1988. It's a space flight simulation game that relies on sprite-scaling, like Space Harrier or After Burner. The main selling point of Galaxy Force was its visual - flying through the diverse enviroments and fighting the giant enemies that only consist of a series of layered sprites without using a single polygon was exceptionally impressive for its time, not to mention the fancy sit-down cabinets that came with it, aptly name Deluxe Edition and Super Deluxe Edition.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })The game was quite successful at debut in arcades, but its popularity didn't last long; the main reason for this was that it never received a proper port on any home gaming systems. Sega Y Board, which Galaxy Force was built on, was simply way too powerful for the contemporary systems to even remotely replicate it. Japan-exclusive FM Towns version suffered from several cut-downs and sprite flickerings, and the other conversions for Sega consoles (Sega Master System, Sega Genesis) and western computers (Amiga, Atari ST, Commodore 64, Amstrad CPC, ZX Spectrum) ranged from serviceable to downright awful. Fortunately, a faithful 1:1 conversion was eventually created and brought over to modern platforms by M2. | |
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The Hedge of Thorns | |
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The Hedge of Thorns: Level 3, Malkland. There're a bunch of fast growing plant that are likely to entangle your ship, posing a huge obstacle to your flight. | |
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Four Is Death | |
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Four Is Death: The Fourth Empire is your enemy in this game. | |
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Arcade-Perfect Port | |
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Arcade-Perfect Port: Enhanced ports by M2 is the first version that actually resembles everything about the arcade original. Saturn version came close, but runs at half the framerate and has occasional slowdowns. | |
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Difficulty by Region: Arcade version in Japan didn't allow you to continue upon your failure, whereas the overseas version does. | |
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Hard Levels, Easy Bosses | |
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Hard Levels, Easy Bosses: The stages will make you burn through your wallet or give you a quick Game Over if you aren't careful, while the reactors put up next to no defense. Yes, the final reactor is just as much of a pushover as all the other ones. | |
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Guest Fighter / int_45e3b7c8 | |
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Lethal Lava Land / int_45e3b7c8 | |
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Rail Shooter / int_45e3b7c8 |
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