Alien Syndrome
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| Alien Syndrome | |
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| Developer(s) | Sega |
| Publisher(s) | Sega Arcade PC GameGear Master System ACE Amiga CPC Commodore 64/128 Sharp X68000 ZX Spectrum Tengen NES Sunsoft Famicom DRO Soft MSX |
| Release date | Arcade: 1987 Amiga: 1988 (NA) Atari ST: 1988 (EU) Commodore 64: 1988 (NA) CPC: 1988 (EU) GameGear: 1992) (EU) (JP) (NA) MSX: 1988 (EU) [[Famicom: December 2, 1988 (JP) Master System: 1988 (EU) (NA) 1987]] (JP) NES: 1988 (NA) PC: 1989 (NA) Sharp X68000 1992 (JP) ZX Spectrum 1989 (JP) |
| Genre | Run and Gun |
| Mode(s) | Single player 2 players Cooperative |
| Age rating(s) | N/A Arcade NES |
| Platform(s) | Arcade ZX Spectrum Nintendo Entertainment System Sega Master System PC GameGear Sharp X68000 Atari ST CPC Amiga Commodore 64/128 MSX As Part of: Sega Classics Collection |
| Media | Cartridge NES Sega Master System |
| Input | NES Controller |
| Credits | Soundtrack | Codes | Walkthrough | |
Alien Syndrome is an arcade game developed by Sega in 1987. The game was later ported to home computers and consoles. The game would later have a sequel on the PlayStation Portable and Nintendo Wii with the same title.
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[edit] Gameplay
One or two players control two soldiers named Ricky and Mary, who must fight their way through large eight-way scrolling levels rescuing their comrades who are being held by aliens. After they have rescued a certain number of hostages the exit opens and they can pass through it in order to fight the end-of-level guardian. If this monstrosity is defeated, they move onto the next stage. As well as two player simultaneous gameplay, Alien Syndrome features pick-ups which assist the player including better weapons and maps of the current level.
[edit] Easter Eggs
In the third boss under a pod in the top left corner of the room, Opa-Opa can be found.
[edit] Gallery
 Famicom Boxart |
NES Boxart |
[edit] References
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