We are still waiting on a suitable Amiga AGA emulator with robust recording features before tackling such games.
Maze Hunter 3-D (FM)
Maze Hunter, developed and published by SEGA in 1988 utilising the SegaScope 3D glasses.
Master_System_Longplay_087 - TODO: Replace with a 60fps 2D mode recording (FM & PSG)(Needs patched rom)
Master_System_Longplay_087 - TODO: Replace with a 60fps 2D mode recording (FM & PSG)(Needs patched rom)
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Player's Review
"TRAPPED! Above you is the star-filled void of space. Below...a mysterious, twisting maze filled with unknown dangers! To survive this maze you'll have to fight your way to the bottom!
Put on your SegaScope 3-D glasses. The maze comes to life with 3-D graphics that will blow you away! The walls are so high they'll make you dizzy! Five areas and twenty levels...and countless dead ends. And, of course, the evil maze creatures! If you're fast enough you can try to jump over them. But find the maze weapons and you can hunt them down! If you make it to the bottom, you'll earn the tile of maze hunter...and become a legend."
The 3D in this works really well and adds a good amount of depth between the different layers of the maze.
Put on your SegaScope 3-D glasses. The maze comes to life with 3-D graphics that will blow you away! The walls are so high they'll make you dizzy! Five areas and twenty levels...and countless dead ends. And, of course, the evil maze creatures! If you're fast enough you can try to jump over them. But find the maze weapons and you can hunt them down! If you make it to the bottom, you'll earn the tile of maze hunter...and become a legend."
The 3D in this works really well and adds a good amount of depth between the different layers of the maze.
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