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The game takes place in a unique place called the "Fantasy Zone," (No deeper plot is associated with Space Harrier). The Fantasy zone is a place filled with many strange creators like one-eyed mammoths, alien pods, strange looking dragons, robots and flying mushrooms etc. The main character is a man with a giant gun/rocket that allows him to fly around. He runs along in a pseudo 3D level blasting anything that comes at him.
The game has you moving forward at all times, many enemies will get in the player's way; blasting projectiles and moving along in a certain pattern. The player must also do his or her best to move out of harm's way while shooting at anything that's presented on screen. Most objects are destructible, but some are not. If the player gets hit once, he or she will lose a life. The player starts off with two lives, and an extra life can be gain if the player racks up 500,000 points;
the points will gradually increase as the player keeps moving. More points will be giving for every thing that gets destroy by the player.
There are eighteen stages in the game, a boss fight is presented in the end of sixteen of the stages. Two of the stages, stage 5 and stage 12, are bonus levels. The main character will jump on a dragon-like creator and must destroy as many objects - trees stoned poles and bushes - as he or she can.
The game was also featured in the game Shenmue. Space Harrier was located in the "You Arcade" buliting in the Dobuita area of the game; the player has to pay one-hundred yen to play the game. The "Sega Saturn" version of Space Harrier was also featured as a prize in the raffle in some of the convinces stores. The Sega Saturn version can be played on Ryo's Sega Saturn that is located in Ryo's living room.
A polygonal remake of the game was made as part of Sega's Sega Ages series in Japan. The polygonal version of Space Harrier was release outside of Japan in the form of Sega Classics Collection.
A series of behind the back rail-shooters (originating in the arcades) in which the player must shoot various beasts and dodge obstacles to survive.
Overview
Space Harrier is a video game created by legendary developer, Yu Suzuki; the game was also published by Sega. The game was originally released in the arcades in October, 1985, and since then, the game was released on a number of platforms and spawn many sequels.Gameplay
"Welcome to the Fantasy Zone, get ready!"
The game has you moving forward at all times, many enemies will get in the player's way; blasting projectiles and moving along in a certain pattern. The player must also do his or her best to move out of harm's way while shooting at anything that's presented on screen. Most objects are destructible, but some are not. If the player gets hit once, he or she will lose a life. The player starts off with two lives, and an extra life can be gain if the player racks up 500,000 points;
The arcade version.
There are eighteen stages in the game, a boss fight is presented in the end of sixteen of the stages. Two of the stages, stage 5 and stage 12, are bonus levels. The main character will jump on a dragon-like creator and must destroy as many objects - trees stoned poles and bushes - as he or she can.
Stages:
- Stage 1: Moot
The third stage, Amar. - Stage 2: Geeza
- Stage 3: Amar
- Stage 4: Cieciel
- Stage 5: Bonus Stage
- Stage 6: Olisis
- Stage 7: Lucasia
- Stage 8: Ida
- Stage 9: Revi
- Stage 10: Minia
- Stage 11: Parms
The bonus stage. - Stage 12: Bonus Stage
- Stage 13: Drail
- Stage 14: Asute
- Stage 15: Vicel
- Stage 16: Natura
- Stage 17: Nark
- Stage 18: Absymbel
Versions
The game was release on several Sega console such as the Sega 32X, and Sega Saturn.
Space Harrier, featured in Shenmue.
A polygonal remake of the game was made as part of Sega's Sega Ages series in Japan. The polygonal version of Space Harrier was release outside of Japan in the form of Sega Classics Collection.
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