Unique weapon based arena fighting game riding on dragons, a real one of a kind game. Closest similarity would be Psychic Force, where you have freedom to move and attack. At first I underestimated the depth but combos exist, special moves, super attacks, meter management (you must allocate in order to win) techniques to recover once your knocked off your dragon and more.

Luscious pre-rendered 'pseudo 3D' graphics, stages are straight-forward when it comes to vertical shooters although the bosses have a unique distance radar indicator that you must keep an eye on. Overall average experience.

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Super ambitious action-adventure game that pushed Saturn to it's limits! I was pleasantly surprised how the gameplay changed up several times. For example the first stage you are becoming familiar in a linear fire-extinguishing experience with a cute dolphin mission. Next you must turn on switches to unlock doors. Then you find yourself in a ice cave where you must swim through to the other side. Once emerged, you have a aircraft rail-shooting stage leading into the most platform oriented level in the game- where you must climb narrow blocks without falling down to your demise. Boss stages were creative and the animation + soundtrack were top notch!

What a fantastic run'and gun and shoot'em up hybrid! You pilot a giant robot that can dash, jump, crouch, slash, bomb, and shoot your way through a slew of enemies coming from all angles including behind you. In the beginning you choose your robot or you can customize parts to make your own that suits your play style for example having a long-sword and homing missile combination.

Overall excellent action-packed 2P experience that spans more than ten stages. Once your robot is destroyed you eject similar to Metal Warriors and are now allowed to fly and shoot thanks to your jet pack - once you collect three power item pieces then you can re-build your robot suit.

Very creative shooter that borrows inspiration from Gradius, Star Wars, and even Adolf Hitler makes an appearance. A step up from the original in every department; visually, gameplay, story, and audio. Down Load 2 has as a cinematic feel to it. Levels are either in the real world or 'jacked-in' in the digital world.

A Timeless classic. Don't let the first stage fool you, later stages the pace of the game slows down for tight platforming.

Beautiful visuals, sloppy hit detection. Linear stage designs that become predictable. Interesting mini-games that take advantage of the hardware some work better than others.

Great shooter, unfortunate slow-down due to hardware limitations.

Very good cute'em up with 2P mode. Recommend for shooter beginners.

A new take on a classic party game that is more fun than Bomberman 64.

Average follow-up to a lackluster debut. Graphics, controls have been updated although slippery walk persists. Large bosses, boring stages, overall mediocre experience.