NES

Low G Man

Although Low-G Man fails to deliver anything decent in the graphics and sound stakes, it's surprisingly addictive and kept me playing far longer than I had anticipated (and now I've got to work late to finish this review - boo!). The action is fast and furious, and there's plenty of challenge, particularly when you start to take on the giant-sized end-of-level baddies! If you're after an enjoyable arcade-style game that'll keep you going for a good few weeks, check this out.

Really, if you take away the wacky multi-screen jumping ability (which is easy to do, considering how rarely you'll need it), this is a pretty fun little game that shows the designers at Taxan were fairly imaginative chaps. Not only is this a decent-sized game, but you get passwords after completing each level and can beat the game three times, getting an altered ending with each time through. When I started playing through Low G Man again for the first time in years, I figured it'd be one of those games I liked in the past, but no longer do. Instead, I still found it to be an enjoyable, engaging game.....even if I did occasionally leap right into the underside of an enemy that wasn't on the same screen as I was when I started my jump.

O planeta de Low Gravity Man, o herói, foi invadido por robôs, que devem ser expulsos. Você pode recolher diversas armas e usar robôs vencidos pelo caminho.