Fantasy Zone II (Sega Master System) review"I'd honestly recommend for any retro gamer to try this game out" |
I Didn't Even Know Cute-'em-Up Was a Thing
Opa-Opa makes a triumphant return in Fantasy Zone II: The Tears of Opa-Opa on the Sega Master System, the sequel to Fantasy Zone. The game belongs to the "cute-'em-up" subgenre (a sub-type of shoot-'em-ups that generally has brightly colored, cartoonish graphics with unusual enemy types). Honestly, I didn't even know that this subgenre of games existed, but Fantasy Zone along with Twinbee are some of the pioneers for the genre. So, what can you expect in this sequel to a subgenre pioneer? Well, expect those bright, cartoonish graphics, weird enemies, and one of the toughest, but most fun, shooters of the 8-bit era.
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