Nutz: Hoppin' Mad) (Mega Drive): this is actually a very good game IMO, much better than the first one (which was released both for the SNES and the Mega Drive) and it's also better than the Amiga version in some aspects. It's like a roadmap to anyone interested.Completed/Almost completed but unreleased:- Stone Protectors (Genesis): almost 100% finished (feels like the scrolling is a bit buggy in comparison to the SNES version) beat'em up it would be a good one to show IMO.Real hardware gameplay - in 50 Hz though:More info:- Mr. The Famicom release was later published in North America for the by it features a few alterations from the Japanese version, such as a remade soundtrack and the ability to customize the position of the player's ships when they separate from formation. European publisher produced conversions for both the and, while Nichibutsu themselves published a version for the in Japan. Legacy Terra Cresta was ported to several home systems. Additionally, the player can press the transform button without all pieces, and cause the pieces to split from the Wing Galibur and move into a triangular shape around the player. These pieces can give the Wing Galibur extra firepower and wider shots, with four individual pieces to acquire should the player have all pieces to the ship and press the 'transform' button, the Wing Galibur will transform into an enormous, flaming phoenix that is invulnerable to anything for a brief period of time.
Small capsules can appear on the ground, and once the player has shot all of them down, will award the player with a piece to attach onto the Wing Galibur. Screenshot from the arcade version.The player takes control of the 'Wing Galibur' fighter craft, and must shoot down the incoming enemy craft in the air and on the ground.
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