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Xenon 2: Megablast

aka: Xenon 2, Xenon II

Moby ID: 277

[ All ] [ Acorn 32-bit add ] [ Amiga ] [ Antstream add ] [ Atari ST ] [ BlackBerry add ] [ CDTV add ] [ DOS ] [ Game Boy ] [ Genesis ] [ Jaguar add ] [ PC-98 ] [ SEGA Master System ] [ Sharp X68000 ]

Amiga screenshots

thumbnail — The title screen.

thumbnail — The main menu.

thumbnail — Enemies approaching you are most of times regular formations of spaceships.

thumbnail — You will encounter many double ways in the game. If you happen to find a dead end, remember your spaceship can go back.

thumbnail — Shops are at the end of levels but often at the middle of them as well.

thumbnail — Contact with foes damages you the same way enemy bullets do.

thumbnail — The C-marked bubbles add credits.

thumbnail — There are many upgrades available to your ship which makes you much more effective in fighting. You get such upgrades destroying certain flying objects or buying them at the shop.

Atari ST screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — Start menu

thumbnail — Countdown

thumbnail — And you're in!

thumbnail — Shots fly everywhere

thumbnail — High score table

DOS screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — Main menu

thumbnail — Ingame

thumbnail — Ingame

thumbnail — Level 1 Boss

thumbnail — Level 2 starts with huge fly-like creatures

thumbnail — Level 2 - Boss 1

thumbnail — In the second part of level 2, enemies come larger in numbers

thumbnail — Approaching the big surprise at the end of level 2

thumbnail — Voila! A huge spider queen appears.

thumbnail — Level 3 has a Star Wars like feel

thumbnail — The shop has all the nifty things a real pilot needs.

thumbnail — Some levels feature several narrow sections.

thumbnail — Temporarily protected by a shield.

thumbnail — Wait for the right moment to fly past those volcanoes.

thumbnail — A dead end, now I must put my spaceship in reverse.

thumbnail — The last part of the game has a mechanical feel to it.

thumbnail — Blasting away with massive laser beams.

thumbnail — Title (EGA)

thumbnail — First Level (EGA)

thumbnail — Title (CGA)

thumbnail — First Level (CGA)

thumbnail — Title screen (Hercules mode)

thumbnail — First Level (Hercules mode)

Game Boy screenshots

thumbnail — Title Screen

thumbnail — Company Info

thumbnail — Level 1

thumbnail — Level 2

thumbnail — Level 3

thumbnail — Level 4

thumbnail — Level 5

thumbnail — The Shop

Genesis screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — Options

thumbnail — The game starts

thumbnail — The upgrade to fire backwards comes early and is very useful.

thumbnail — Graphics took a notoriously hit on quality in this port. Everything looks blue tinted.

thumbnail — On one side, the terrible snake-things that can tear a ship apart, the other's a dead end. Sadly, there's no easy way around here.

thumbnail — The shop

thumbnail — Super Nashwan Power!

thumbnail — Those slugs on the walls must be taken care of before entering those tunnels.

thumbnail — Now with a missile power, doubling the firepower of the ship.

thumbnail — The first boss

thumbnail — Bonuses for everyone!

thumbnail — Second level

thumbnail — Enemies are also harder to spot, as the colour palette of the console is more limited.

PC-98 screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — Main menu

thumbnail — Select your game!

thumbnail — Getting started...

thumbnail — I didn't do that well, eh?..

thumbnail — Those damn walls will shoot at you

thumbnail — Where to go?..

thumbnail — Buying stuff

SEGA Master System screenshots

thumbnail — Birds attack

thumbnail

thumbnail — Pods

thumbnail — Snake-like monsters

thumbnail — Spraying bullets

thumbnail — High Scores

thumbnail — Zenon 2 Title Screen & Credits

thumbnail — Big Guns

Sharp X68000 screenshots

thumbnail — Gameplay - enemies ahead

thumbnail — Shop

thumbnail — Title screen A

thumbnail — Title screen B

thumbnail — Main menu, in the X68000 port there are two soundtracks to pick from: Original and Special

thumbnail — Level 1

thumbnail — First boss

thumbnail — Level 2, destroyed enemies leave behind credits in the shape of bubbles - small bubbles are worth 50 credits and large bubbles are worth 100

thumbnail — Sometimes enemies also drop weapon power ups

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