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Albatross 2: Masters' History is a golf game. It features 3 courses based on real locations: Clup zur Vahr Bremen Course (based on Club zur Vahr in Germany), Old Andrews Course (based on Old Course at St Andrews in Scotland) and Cypress Corner Club California Course (based on Cypress Point in the United States of America).
There are five game modes available: Stroke, Tournament, Match, Training and Visual Match. In Visual Match the player competes 1 on 1 against players based on historical golfers, such as Willie Auchterlonie, Cecil Leitch, George Duncan, Tom Morris, Harry Vardon, Joyce Wethered, Roger Wethered and Bobby Jones.
Before each shot the player can adjust the shot angle & power, choose the adequate golf club and pick where to make contact with the ball.
A physicist named Roman Jason is stranded in an unknown world after his timeship malfunctions. Now he needs to find a way to repair it so that he can return to his world.
Val Trad is primarily a text adventure with graphics, where the player inputs commands combined from verbs and objects. The commands can be entered in either Japanese or in English. There's also action sequences where you have to avoid snakes and falling rocks.
Cuby Panic is an action puzzle game where the goal is to grab all the keys and then head to the exit (the clear cubes), while dodging the moving cubes.
There is also an editor mode where custom levels can be created.
Coron is an action puzzle game that plays like a mix of Pac-Man and Bomberman.
You control Coron (a yellow blob) and your task is to eat up all of the fruit scattered around the maze while avoiding two enemy types - Bluton and Blacky. Coron can also place down bombs and if you place one on a bridge, it will take out the bridge as well as any enemies on it. If youâre caught in the blast radius, youâll lose a life. You can get bonus points for picking up seafood items that appear when you defeat an enemy. Each stage also offers multiple boats placed in various locations, stepping on one will take you to the platform opposite of the boat.
This game saw a remake on the PlayStation under the title Bomb Boat.
Wild Cat is a fixed shooter game. The player controls a cat in a spaceship and the goal is to destroy the battleship at the top of the screen by shooting its parts. The enemy battleship will launch various enemies resembling marine creatures, such as crabs, manta rays and octopuses that will come swooping down in various different flight patterns.
World Golf III is the third and final game in Enix's World Golf series.
The game has 3 modes to choose from: 1P Tournament, 2P Tournament and 1P Training. Just like in the previous game, you'll be competing in tournaments but this time the goal is not to earn prize money, but to gain experience and level up to become a top pro. You can earn experience points not only for placing well in tournaments, but also for nice approach shots and various under-par plays such as birdies and eagles. If you win a tournament, you'll get a better set of golf clubs as a prize.
There are four courses: Amateur, Japan Open, USA Open, and World Tour. A new feature is Coffee Break which can be viewed after every hole and displays pictures of girls. The images change depending on your score and there are 4 unique images per course.
When on the golf course the player can choose the club they want to use, adjust the shot angle and pick where to make contact with the ball. The power of the shot is determined by stopping a moving bar at the correct time.
World Golf II is the second entry in Enix's World Golf series.
There are 2 modes: tournament and training. In tournament mode you participate in a match and compete with other golfers, while training mode allows you to practice your favorite holes as many times as you like.
New to this entry is the prize money and qualification system. Only amateur tournaments can be entered at first but winning and earning prize money allows you to participate in pro tournaments on different courses and also grants you better sets of golf clubs.
Before each shot the player has to choose the adequate golf club, adjust the shot angle and stance. The power of the shot is determined by stopping a moving bar at the right time. Wind direction must also be taken into consideration.
This compilation contains:
- Dragon Slayer
- TaiyÅ no Shinden (Asteka II: Templo del Sol)
- Romancia
These 3 games appear on the X68000 for the first time and are based on the PC-8801 releases.
Cyberblock Metal Orange is a ball-and-paddle game with adult content. Like Breakout/Arkanoid, the player must keep the ball from falling out the bottom of the screen, while at the same time attempting to break all destructible blocks on the screen.
Whenever you break certain blocks, colored capsules will pop out. Pick up the blue capsule to slow down the speed of the ball. Picking up the red capsules will increase your power meter by one increment. Depending on how full it is, you can choose from 7 different power-ups:
- TURBO - speed up
- BIT - expands the paddle's width
- DISRUPTION - ball splits into six instances of itself
- LASER - allows you to shoot lasers
- ILLUSION - moving the paddle back and forth leaves ghost trails behind it
- BARRIER - creates a barrier at the bottom of the screen
- GIGA BALL - ball that can tear through most blocks instead of bouncing off them
Some of these can be powered up by two or more levels, while others cannot be used together.
Each stage stars one of 5 girls: Tomo, Kazumi, Mika, Rinn and Cynthia. They will take off pieces of clothing as you play through more levels. A stage is cleared when the girl is completely naked.
Sharp X68000 version titled Cyberblock Metal Orange EX has higher resolution visuals and support for analog controls.
A girl named Meo was going to play when suddenly the sky became dark and it started to rain. She decides to take shelter from the rain in a nearby house. Upon entry she answers the telephone which says: "I'd like to give you a wonderful present, your death...!!". Now it's up to Meo to defeat the master of the house - devil, and find a way out.
Meo's Mystery Adventure is a text adventure with graphics. The player must input combinations of verb commands and objects in order to interact with the environment and use inventory items to solve puzzles. All the commands are in English, plus most of the text descriptions are in English as well.
Steepia LITE, as the name suggests, is an abridged version of Steepia (a.k.a. Heaven & Earth) omitting the pendulums and cards game. Leaving the 12 Illusions puzzle games:
- Figure Ground
- Convex/Concave
- Regrouping
- Anti-Maze
- Fit Fall
- Cursor Warping
- Multiple Cursors
- Sliding Graphics
- Flip Turn
- Gaining/Losing
- Identity Maze
- Changing Bodies
This compilation contains Mark Flint's first five games:
This compilation contains:
Babel is an unofficial port of the Babel no TŠ(Tower of Babel) puzzle game by the doujin developer γ-AWC (gamma AWC).
It features enhanced graphics and a new intro written in both Japanese and English.
The gameplay remains the same: lift and move L-shaped blocks around and stack them up to create stairs and reach the exit door.
Alltynex is a vertically-scrolling shoot' em up. It's a doujin game developed by Satoshi Yoshida in 1996. He entered it in the 2nd ASCII Entertainment Software Contest (also known as A-con) held in 1996 and won the prize in the PC software category. As a result, the game was included on a CD that came with the magazine Login Softcon. In 1997 version 1.01 was released as freeware on the developer's website.
The story is about a supercomputer ALLTYNEX that goes rogue and decides to wage a war on all of mankind. The player controls a fighter spacecraft which can also transform into a mecha that has more powerful weapons but is generally slower. The standard fighter has an upgradeable spread shot and the secondary weapon is a homing laser. In mecha form there's a very powerful but short range sword while the secondary weapon is a big laser. Secondary weapons use an energy meter that drains as the weapon is fired. It charges as more things are destroyed or damaged. Also, as long as the player has collected at least one main weapon power-up, the first enemy hit will not destroy the player's craft, but instead reduce power-up level to zero. There are five stages in total. Two player mode is also available.
The game was remade with polygonal graphics as Alltynex Second, released on August 14, 2010 at Summer Comiket 78.
Golf course add-on for Albatross featuring the Jun Classic Country Club in Japan.
Golf course add-on for Albatross featuring the Oak Hills Country Club in USA. There are 2 courses to select: Regular and Tournament.
Golf course add-on for Albatross with 2 courses: Arctic and Antarctic.
Golf course add-on for Albatross with 2 courses: Photo and Spacy.
Golf course add-on for Albatross with 2 courses: PRO-1 and PRO-2.
This compilation contains CD-ROM versions of:
Also included is Brandish MIDI Collection on a hybrid CD-ROM for Windows 95, Windows 3.1 and Macintosh.
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