Jonny5
04-28-2005, 08:21 PM
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Platform: Sega Genesis
Genre: Action platformer
Publisher: Sega
Developer: Blue Sky Software
Difficulty: Moderate
No. of Players: 1 player
Released: 1995
Vectorman was released in late 1995 for the Sega Genesis. Developed by Blue Sky and published by Sega, it's a unique game in that is as much a platformer as it is a shooter. The game boasts some stunning rendered visuals, which give it a look all its own and were really advanced for its time. Vectorman is set in a post-apocalyptic world (circa 2049) that has been overrun by evil and it's his job to defeat the evil scum WarHead and return the world to normal.
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"This game was great. I just want to find my old genesis and play it all over again. Beer, cashews, and Vectorman is all a guy needs. Damn, remember when this first came out? They had that contest where you couldn't find out whether or not you had a winning cartridge until after you beat the game. Some bastard beat it in no time and took my prize." - Tony O. Peeples
Platform: Sega Genesis
Genre: Action platformer
Publisher: Sega
Developer: Blue Sky Software
Difficulty: Moderate
No. of Players: 1 player
Released: 1995
Vectorman was released in late 1995 for the Sega Genesis. Developed by Blue Sky and published by Sega, it's a unique game in that is as much a platformer as it is a shooter. The game boasts some stunning rendered visuals, which give it a look all its own and were really advanced for its time. Vectorman is set in a post-apocalyptic world (circa 2049) that has been overrun by evil and it's his job to defeat the evil scum WarHead and return the world to normal.
http://www.sega-16.com/Vectorman%20pics/sega_8_1.jpg
"This game was great. I just want to find my old genesis and play it all over again. Beer, cashews, and Vectorman is all a guy needs. Damn, remember when this first came out? They had that contest where you couldn't find out whether or not you had a winning cartridge until after you beat the game. Some bastard beat it in no time and took my prize." - Tony O. Peeples