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[[File:Super_Famicom_Gamera.jpg|frame|Japanese Box for the Super Famicom (SNES)]] |
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Gamera on Super Nintendo. The game opens up with some screen-shots lifted right from various movies of the monsters and they are all compressed pretty badly. So right away the visual presentation is pretty bad, however, once you press start the game itself has excellent graphics, and typically awesome SNES tunes and sound effects. |
Gamera on Super Nintendo. The game opens up with some screen-shots lifted right from various movies of the monsters and they are all compressed pretty badly. So right away the visual presentation is pretty bad, however, once you press start the game itself has excellent graphics, and typically awesome SNES tunes and sound effects. |
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The game is almost entirely in Japanese and this game has no fan translation. It's a real time strategy game where you play the military preventing a Gamera invasion. Through fiddling around with the menus you begin sending planes, tanks and jets into Gamera's path to stop him as early as you can but nothing seems to be enough as he just plows through absolutely everything and he doesn't even flinch. |
The game is almost entirely in Japanese and this game has no fan translation. It's a real time strategy game where you play the military preventing a Gamera invasion. Through fiddling around with the menus you begin sending planes, tanks and jets into Gamera's path to stop him as early as you can but nothing seems to be enough as he just plows through absolutely everything and he doesn't even flinch. |
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Revision as of 20:12, 15 March 2013
Japanese Box for the Super Famicom (SNES)
Gamera on Super Nintendo. The game opens up with some screen-shots lifted right from various movies of the monsters and they are all compressed pretty badly. So right away the visual presentation is pretty bad, however, once you press start the game itself has excellent graphics, and typically awesome SNES tunes and sound effects.
The game is almost entirely in Japanese and this game has no fan translation. It's a real time strategy game where you play the military preventing a Gamera invasion. Through fiddling around with the menus you begin sending planes, tanks and jets into Gamera's path to stop him as early as you can but nothing seems to be enough as he just plows through absolutely everything and he doesn't even flinch.
The game is very difficult, and monotonous, which caused it to get awful reviews.
