SEGA Master System

Fantasy Zone

Fantasy Zone has probably the highest replay value of any game I've ever played and one of the most nearly perfect arrangements ever. It doesn't seem too long and there is plenty to offer. I found the weapon shop to be an excellent idea, so that instead of just collecting different power-ups, you have the opportunity to decide what you want when you want it, although you can only get what you want on a single occasion most of the time. The price increase is a bit annoying too, because eventually it's just too high. Regardless, such flaws in a game like this are almost too minor to note and I highly recommend anyone reading this to finally purchase a Master System. Get this game with it and you're hooked.

Seulement, sur Master System comme dans les autres versions 8-bit, c'est un jeu qui tourne un peu à vide, qui souffre de cet héritage arcade que Sega aura trop souvent jugé, bien à tort, comme imperfectible. Un classique, soit, mais un classique mineur, taille petit pois, comme son héros.

With its day-glow colors, whimsical graphics, and queer music, you might think this game is just for homos. But in fact it's a thoroughly engaging shooter for players of all sexual orientations. You move your tiny ship left or right, shooting and bombing all enemies in each level before facing the boss. Destroyed enemies yield coins you can collect, and "shop" icons let you purchase new items. Cool weapons like the seven-way shot really add excitement to the game. The controls are kind of tricky because you're always moving forward. Each bizarre level has its own distinctive pastel-colored backgrounds and goofy enemies. It's a pretty good shooter overall.