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Power Strike

Power Strike (XSX) game cover art
Platform: Sega Master System
Tags: Shooter, Scrolling, Vertical
Developer: Compile
AKA: Aleste (JP)
Publisher
Region
Released
NA
??/??/1988
EU
??/??/1988
JP
02/29/1988

Staff Reviews

Power Strike review

Reviewed January 12, 2004

Marc Golding says: "Power Strike (called Aleste in some parts of the world) is a Compile-developed vertical shooter in the Zanac, Blazing Lazers and MUSHA vein. While you're up against lots of the usual robot ships, the real bad guys (read: bosses) are bullet-spewing, mankind-enslaving vegetables. Time for a garden salad! "
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Power Strike review

Reviewed August 03, 2011

Rob Hamilton says: "While going through its six levels, I grew tired of its repetitive nature, limited power-ups and slew of bosses that all were essentially bases with lots of guns. However, I was glued to my controller, my attention completely absorbed by its frenetic action while I constantly weaved and dodged between bullets while hoping my sub-weapons could hold out long enough to carry me just a little farther."
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