This game reminds me of my uncle Dave who passed away ten years ago. He used to help me play the game. He had all the password symbols drawn out on paper. Happy times. I wish I could play it with him again. Miss you, Dave.
So strange how we can share experiences in life. My uncle Dale showed me this game years ago, and he too wrote the symbols out in the manual. Good times. God bless you and uncle Dave.
The password symbols are just numbers and then the same number again but flipped horizontally. So the one that looks like "M" is two ones facing each other
When I was a kid the only console my brothers and I could afford was a Sega Master System II that one older cousin sold us at a cheap price since he got it from a contest or something. Anyway, for several years the only game I had was Alexx Kid (came embedded on the SMS2), but after some time an electronics shop closed (I lived in Mexico) and we went and all the Sega cartridges were on sale (Sega wasn't even a fraction of popular as Nintendo was, so it was like an obscure novelty), I can't remember well but they were cheap enough to buy several of them with our weekly allowance as kids. One of these games were Zillion. I enjoyed playing it so, so much. We even started to put the symbols on the user manual once we found they remainded the same, just moved around the place. But then we messed up a little bit and the map was slightly off, hahaha, good times. It's good to read all the other stories here. I tend to think it were simpler times, just the console, internet didn't even existed so you had to go through the game by yourself, not even passwords existed to somehow save the progress... Anyway, cheers and have happy memories, I really enjoyed that Sega even though it wasn't as popular as Nintendo.
One of the few computer games that I actually finished. If I remember correctly, there were no save files either. At least , from what I remember, I left the on the console on so I wouldn't have to restart, and then just kept playing on and on. It took 2 times to beat it because the first time, I messed up somewhere and didn't make it out of the base.
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This game reminds me of my uncle Dave who passed away ten years ago. He used to help me play the game. He had all the password symbols drawn out on paper. Happy times. I wish I could play it with him again. Miss you, Dave.
So strange how we can share experiences in life. My uncle Dale showed me this game years ago, and he too wrote the symbols out in the manual. Good times. God bless you and uncle Dave.
The password symbols are just numbers and then the same number again but flipped horizontally. So the one that looks like "M" is two ones facing each other
I don't know why I tried to remember the symbols. Writing them down was the way to go haha
When I was a kid the only console my brothers and I could afford was a Sega Master System II that one older cousin sold us at a cheap price since he got it from a contest or something. Anyway, for several years the only game I had was Alexx Kid (came embedded on the SMS2), but after some time an electronics shop closed (I lived in Mexico) and we went and all the Sega cartridges were on sale (Sega wasn't even a fraction of popular as Nintendo was, so it was like an obscure novelty), I can't remember well but they were cheap enough to buy several of them with our weekly allowance as kids. One of these games were Zillion. I enjoyed playing it so, so much. We even started to put the symbols on the user manual once we found they remainded the same, just moved around the place. But then we messed up a little bit and the map was slightly off, hahaha, good times. It's good to read all the other stories here. I tend to think it were simpler times, just the console, internet didn't even existed so you had to go through the game by yourself, not even passwords existed to somehow save the progress... Anyway, cheers and have happy memories, I really enjoyed that Sega even though it wasn't as popular as Nintendo.
The Master System was better than the NES. Better specs, better controllers.
One of the few computer games that I actually finished.
If I remember correctly, there were no save files either. At least , from what I remember, I left the on the console on so I wouldn't have to restart, and then just kept playing on and on. It took 2 times to beat it because the first time, I messed up somewhere and didn't make it out of the base.
The path to get out was a lot to remember.
LOL Somehow the first thing I remember is crouching to hide under shots, then taking a shot in the face from a kneeling cyborg. XD
Great Game. One of my favorite Master System Games. Thanks for posting!
I remember watching the anime back in the 90’s thanks to the SciFi channel 👍
How can I remember perfectly and self sing this game songs... So much love this game.
it shows how catchy the tunes for this game were!
Ce jeu est clairement un des plus sous évalué de son époque. Une perle rare.
JG Quintel was right, this is fire, great soundtrack.
You didn't include the names of the composers in the description box.
Thank you for the advice, man! Information added.
Where can i buy your CD 💿?? Awesome work! 😳🧐😎👍
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