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Cyborg Hunter (Sega Master, 1988)

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Price:

US $22.00

ApproximatelyAU $33.87

+ $22.50 postage

Estimated delivery Tue, 2 Sep - Thu, 11 Sep

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Condition:

Very good

The Cyborg Hunter game for the Sega Master System, released in 1988 by Activision, falls under the action and adventure genre with a beat em up sub-genre. This single player game allows players to control the cyborg hunter through various levels, battling enemies along the way. With its E-Everyone rating, players of all ages can enjoy the fast-paced gameplay and engaging storyline. The game is designed for the NTSC-U/C (US/Canada) region and can be played using a gamepad or joystick.

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Combining the action elements of a game like Shinobi with the strategic elements of a game like Zillion, Cyborg Hunter puts players in the role of Paladin, a bounty hunter who is part man, part machine. The task at hand is to punch and otherwise kill cyborgs prowling within the halls of the enemy base, which is a maze of connected sectors and floors linked by elevators. The screen is divided into three sections: map, close-up first-person view, and side-view, where the action takes place. Beating each sector boss gives players a key for use in entering the next sector. To help achieve the daunting task of beating this game (there is no password for saving progress), players possess a super-powerful psychic punch and can pick up bombs, shields, a jet pack and other useful items. Despite sluggish jumping and awkward interfacing (two controllers are required), this is an intriguing game with sharp graphics, futuristic music, and a nice marriage of action and strategy.