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''Space Harrier'' is a 1985 [[Sega]] shooting game set in the Fantasy Zone, the part which is the land of dragons. |
'''''Space Harrier''''' is a 1985 [[Sega]] shooting game set in the Fantasy Zone, the part which is the land of dragons. |
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The player controls a man with blond hair, red jacket, blue pants and a jetpack doubling as a laser cannon, who fights alien creatures while zooming towards the horizon at blisteringly fast speeds over highly colorful landscapes. |
The player controls a man with blond hair, red jacket, blue pants and a jetpack doubling as a laser cannon, who fights alien creatures while zooming towards the horizon at blisteringly fast speeds over highly colorful landscapes. |
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In 2000, Sega attempted a reboot with ''Planet Harriers'', a ''[[Panzer Dragoon]]''-like game featuring an all-new cast; this was an [[Arcade Game]] that never made it to consoles. |
In 2000, Sega attempted a reboot with ''Planet Harriers'', a ''[[Panzer Dragoon]]''-like game featuring an all-new cast; this was an [[Arcade Game]] that never made it to consoles. |
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* [[Bonus Stage]]: Stages 5 and 12 have you [[Dragon Rider|leap onto a friendly dragon]] and score points by flying into everything in sight. |
* [[Bonus Stage]]: Stages 5 and 12 have you [[Dragon Rider|leap onto a friendly dragon]] and score points by flying into everything in sight. |
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* [[Boss Rush]]: The eighteenth and final level (Absymbel) is solely a parade of six of the previous bosses, except that [[Boss Subtitles|now they get names]] |
* [[Boss Rush]]: The eighteenth and final level (Absymbel) is solely a parade of six of the previous bosses, except that [[Boss Subtitles|now they get names]] |
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* [[Fungus Humongous]]: Giant psychedelic mushrooms in stages 3 (Amar) & 10 (Minia). |
* [[Fungus Humongous]]: Giant psychedelic mushrooms in stages 3 (Amar) & 10 (Minia). |
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* [[One-Hit-Point Wonder]]: Hit an obstacle or projectile, and you lose a life. |
* [[One-Hit-Point Wonder]]: Hit an obstacle or projectile, and you lose a life. |
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* [[Segmented Serpent]]: The dragons. |
* [[Segmented Serpent]]: The dragons. |
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* [[Sinister Geometry]]: Animated icosahedra called Binzbeans. |
* [[Sinister Geometry]]: Animated icosahedra called Binzbeans. |
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Latest revision as of 12:23, 12 April 2024
"Ready? Many more battle scenes will soon be available!" |
Space Harrier is a 1985 Sega shooting game set in the Fantasy Zone, the part which is the land of dragons.
The player controls a man with blond hair, red jacket, blue pants and a jetpack doubling as a laser cannon, who fights alien creatures while zooming towards the horizon at blisteringly fast speeds over highly colorful landscapes.
The original arcade game was built on a version of the powerful "Super Scaler" hardware Sega had introduced in Hang-On and would use again in After Burner and Thunder Blade.
Two console sequels were produced in the late 1980s: Space Harrier 3-D, which used the Sega Master System's SegaScope 3D system, and Space Harrier II, one of the launch titles for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive.
In 2000, Sega attempted a reboot with Planet Harriers, a Panzer Dragoon-like game featuring an all-new cast; this was an Arcade Game that never made it to consoles.
- Bonus Stage: Stages 5 and 12 have you leap onto a friendly dragon and score points by flying into everything in sight.
- Boss Rush: The eighteenth and final level (Absymbel) is solely a parade of six of the previous bosses, except that now they get names
- Cyclops: One-eyed woolly mammoths.
- Dragon Rider: You get to ride the good dragon Uriah during the bonus stages and the ending.
- Eenie Meenie Miny Moai: Moai are featured fairly prominently, mostly during level 2 (Geeza).
- Fungus Humongous: Giant psychedelic mushrooms in stages 3 (Amar) & 10 (Minia).
- One-Hit-Point Wonder: Hit an obstacle or projectile, and you lose a life.
- Segmented Serpent: The dragons.
- Shared Universe: With Fantasy Zone.
- Sinister Geometry: Animated icosahedra called Binzbeans.
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