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Developed by Factor 5 & published by Sekia, this game a sort of cross between Contra 3 & Metroid. With power-ups, enemies, and 4 worlds. You play as McGuire (in a robotic suit), on a United Planets Freedom Forces mission to save the peaceful planet Kataskis from the Machines. Picture it as a Western inspiration from Japan to make a game with flashy graphics, amazing special effects, & killer gameplay.
Origins of the game came from 1980’s PC and game was known during this time.
Reviewers where very good; all in the upper 8, or 9 out of 10. Reviewers noted “You’ve got masses of firepower, but while enemies are numerous, there aren’t as many mega-monsters”. Other note this game follows a simple formula “action + exploration = fun”.
Game been presided for really good graphics and its futuristic design. Gameplay very strong with chunks of enemies and range of weaponry, explosives, & even a Samus-Fashion morph destructive-ball-feature later in the game. Also, have some free-roaming style of design; so not too linear.
Game also pushes the boundaries of graphics & sound. Rich music that engaging that even support Doubly Surround sound; which quite something for Snes back in 1993. Many find its music really hold up well in modern times. A reminder, the Snes hardware did have powerful sound chips.
Game does take bit of hit for not being a refined/powerful as Classics like Contra 3. it does have a steep difficulty level (not issue with most player), & not overly long game. As many players wanted more.
Overall, Super Turrican still a technology accomplishment & a really good game that come to be highly respect on the Snes hardware.
Origins of the game came from 1980’s PC and game was known during this time.
Reviewers where very good; all in the upper 8, or 9 out of 10. Reviewers noted “You’ve got masses of firepower, but while enemies are numerous, there aren’t as many mega-monsters”. Other note this game follows a simple formula “action + exploration = fun”.
Game been presided for really good graphics and its futuristic design. Gameplay very strong with chunks of enemies and range of weaponry, explosives, & even a Samus-Fashion morph destructive-ball-feature later in the game. Also, have some free-roaming style of design; so not too linear.
Game also pushes the boundaries of graphics & sound. Rich music that engaging that even support Doubly Surround sound; which quite something for Snes back in 1993. Many find its music really hold up well in modern times. A reminder, the Snes hardware did have powerful sound chips.
Game does take bit of hit for not being a refined/powerful as Classics like Contra 3. it does have a steep difficulty level (not issue with most player), & not overly long game. As many players wanted more.
Overall, Super Turrican still a technology accomplishment & a really good game that come to be highly respect on the Snes hardware.