Ok.... This is my next review of my list. Space Harrier, for the Sega 32x. This game I was a fan of since a child and still own a copy of it (Too bad I dont own the Sega 32x) Well, time for the review

About and Story: This game was originally for the arcade and was one of the earliest ones during the time (1985). It's about a place called Fantasy Zone and you are a in a quest to defeat enemies and bosses. The enemies consist from pre-historic creatures to rock faces, robots and aliens. There are 18 levels that force you to go forward throughout the game non-stop (lucky there is a pause option). In the 18 levels, there are 2 bonus levels in the game (level 5 and level 12)

Graphics:The graphics seemed ok but I thought it needed a better improvement.

Sound: The music is great. The sound effects were also great but sometimes gives off a static tone from time.

Difficulty: The game seems hard at first but once you learn how the controls work, it's a fairly easy game. There is also an option for the difficulty if you want to either make it easier or harder for yourself. As you go farther in the game, the level gets faster and enemies become quicker and their shots become quicker and larger by amount (not size)

Game Modes: Just the arcade itself, nothing else

My opinions: Well, the game is good if you want to play a fast pace shooter game. The graphics seemed a bit weak compared to other 32x games. Other than that, it's a great game to play and quite addictive. I recommend the game to anyone who either loves to play classic gaming or 3rd person shooter games.

Hmm... not a bad review. And it definitely is not the way I write mine... well close, but still not quite the same. I might actually play this one day, but it does not seem like my type of game. I play more FPS and Racing games. And Sega controls are just so trolling, it gets on my nerves (talking about when you play on a computer/laptop).

Still, not a bad review. I give it a 8.5 out of 10.