Fantasy Zone, starring Sega's early short-lived mascot, Opa-Opa. This is a very early release that was ported from arcade to the Sega Master System.
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I think I still prefer the PSG sound of the game over the FM, but as I have said before, this opinion could be from many years of familiarity.
As for the gameplay itself? This is a very well-executed game for the Master System. I have not yet played the original arcade version. The sound and music is decent.
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The boss fights in the game are interesting. The fight is on a black screen, since I believe the boss is the background, with the player being the sprite on the screen!
Definitely a good game to check out, and very affordable.
Capture info -
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Game was played on a Sega Genesis Model 1.
A HD Retrovision Component cable was used, connected to an OSSC 1.6 (processing the video in Line4x mode), with the output being captured by a Startech USB3HDCAP.
Video was edited with Shotcut.
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