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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Ristar (known as Ristar the Shooting Star in Japan) is a quirky little Platform Game by Sonic Team and released by Sega about a (literal!) star-man on a mission to free his super-hero father and solar system from the clutches of a Space Pirate appropriately named Greedy. It boasts lush graphics that do as much as they possibly can with the Mega Drive/Genesis's capability, an ass-kicking soundtrack, and innovative gameplay mechanics: Ristar has stretchy arms like rubber bands, and he uses these to perform a host of actions, including latching onto surfaces at any angle, slingshotting himself into enemies, and grabbing, swinging around, and flying off of poles. Ristar made an appearance on both the Sega Mega Drive and the Game Gear, and has shown up on the Wii Virtual Console. |
