"Target Earth" has a special place in history as a unique Sega Genesis/Mega Drive release, due to its uncharacteristic, uncommon approach to console action games of the era; I mean, it has a weapon loadout system, where you can utilize six slots for obtained weapons and armor, before it became a typical inclusion in modern action titles! On top of that, your life meter is capable of regenerating health during battle, albeit at a slow pace. Both features give off a strategic flair to the game, which Target Earth attempts to emphasize in certain moments. Such instances involve taking down a space battlecruiser before it destroys your Jupiter Ganymede base in the first stage, and another example requires protecting a space shuttle prior to atmospheric entry to Earth in stage three.
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I actually played Rad Mobile in a Japanese arcade as a kid, and the cabinet movement actually made the game more fun than it actually was. Hence, it feeling more like an "interactive" experience than a video game. |
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