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Invasion From Beyond (Sony PlayStation 1, 1998)

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recent retro (6128)

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Price:

US $29.65

ApproximatelyAU $45.29

+ $14.73 postage

Estimated delivery Mon, 1 Sep - Wed, 10 Sep

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Condition:

Brand new

Invasion From Beyond (Sony PlayStation 1, 1998) Lot#3432. You will need to ask to cancel and try again. Has a a big crack to the case on the front. may have slight signs of shelf wear.

About this product

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The story for Invasion From Beyond is based on the golden age of B-Movie science fiction thrillers, and goes like this: farm workers have been abducted and crop circles were discovered in farmlands outside Washington, D.C.. The locals' insults towards superstitious fears ("Slap an Alien") were a welcome party for the Martians ready to strike. You are a fully qualified Earthlink and must pilot your ship to stop the alien invasion by manipulating the ground-based firepower of Earthlink Command and prevent the aliens from taking over our beloved planet Earth. The game features more than 30 missions of futuristic action with many secret levels, ships and weapons. Your prime directive is to kill all invading alien forces. However, whenever Earthlink Command wants you to complete a specific objective, you will be notified via a flashing communications icon. Your ship features a radar, cargo hold, weapon mounts, aiming reticule and the Suck-O-Matic. The Suck-O-Matic is an experimental device used to teleport and blow items in and out of your ship's cargo hold. It is an essential part for much of the game's objectives. You start the game with a machine gun and the Pummel Rocket. The machine gun is an auto-targeting chain gun that will shoot lead right at your alien enemies. The Pummel Rocket is an unguided rocket that needs your accuracy to be fatal. There are 12 more weapons that you will find as the game progresses. The initial ships include the Silverfish, the first candidate in the U.N. fleet for frontline duty against the alien invasion. You also have access to the Red Devil, a fast and responsive aircraft, and the Whiplash MK.2, an incredibly speedy ship that can prove to be potentially dangerous. There are nine more ships for you to find in this 3D Arcade-style shooter with explosions, lighting and particle effects, multiple camera angles and in-game cut-scenes -- all at 50 frames per second!