SEGA CD

Silpheed

Description

Silpheed for the Sega CD is a shoot-'em-up sequel to the PC title of the same name. Gameplay is similar: this is basically a 2D shooter with 3D graphics. You move your ship in a 2D plane that reaches into the screen, kind of like a pinball table. The Sega CD version of Silpheed uses pre-rendered video for the backdrops, and filled polygon graphics for the player ship and enemies.

The story here is typical for a game of this type. The central computer system controlling the galaxy network has been hacked by terrorists. The terrorists are using the computer to attack colony planets throughout the system. You are the Galaxy Union's last resort: you must fight your way across 11 stages to reach Earth, and re-take control of the computer.

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• Silpheed series

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The Press Says

Shin Force	Jun 19, 2000	9.3 out of 10	93
SEGA-Mag (Objectif-SEGA)	May 29, 2008	9 out of 10	90
All Game Guide	2007		90
Game Players	Dec, 1993	84 out of 100	84
The Video Game Critic	Oct 14, 2005	B+	83
GamePro (US)	Dec, 1993	4 out of 5	80
Defunct Games	Nov 21, 2004	79 out of 100	79
Edge	Oct, 1993	7 out of 10	70
Power Play	Oct, 1993	70 out of 100	70
Sega-16.com	Mar 16, 2005	7 out of 10	70

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Trivia

It was #25 in FLUX Magazine's (Issue #4) Top 25 Worst Video Games of All-Time.