For US Saturn owners, 1997 was bittersweet, since we knew it was going to be the last year the system would be graced with a steady stream of supposedly entertaining titles. The pre-Final Fantasy VII PlayStation had already proven itself as a system with solid sales and a varied library, and the Nintendo 64 released anticipated games such as Mario Kart 64 and GoldenEye 007, leaving the Sega Saturn with rapidly decreasing sales and a low supply of quality third-party support. Dedicated fans that could afford it resorted to purchasing imported games, while the rest combed game magazines' depressingly small Saturn preview sections for titles that might be good. Enter: Sky Target. In short, the descriptions and screenshots made this appear to be a spiritual successor to the After Burner games... but in 3D! How could this possibly be a bad thing?
Community review by dementedhut (April 09, 2014)
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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