We are still waiting on a suitable Amiga AGA emulator with robust recording features before tackling such games.
After Burner
After Burner, Developed and published for by SEGA in 1988.
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Player's Review
"Sega's smash arcade hit comes to life...on your Sega System! You're a Navy Air Captain. At your control is the most advanced fighting jet ever to set the skies on fire! You supply the skill, reflexes and guts. Your F-14 Thunder Cat gives you Mach 2+ speeds, unlimited firepower and a state-of-the-art battle computer which targets your enemies for destruction.
Fire guided missiles, then blast away with your Vulcan cannon. Roll your F-14 left and right! Enemy missiles slide under your wings. Your afterburners roar as you dive for the wave tops! In this sky battle you're outnumbered. But that's O.K. When it comes to flying the unfriendly skies, you're the one they call "The Ace."
The Master System release is based on the original incarnation of the arcade game. Between stages there will be some boss battles and these are made quite challenging not by the fact that its a boss battle, but the framerate tanks requiring you to guess where the projectiles will be in the next frame.
Two downloads are available, the first the standard PWM master system sound and the second using the FM expansion module . The FM Music isn't bad, but the choice of sample for the rockets kind of ruins the whole experience.
Fire guided missiles, then blast away with your Vulcan cannon. Roll your F-14 left and right! Enemy missiles slide under your wings. Your afterburners roar as you dive for the wave tops! In this sky battle you're outnumbered. But that's O.K. When it comes to flying the unfriendly skies, you're the one they call "The Ace."
The Master System release is based on the original incarnation of the arcade game. Between stages there will be some boss battles and these are made quite challenging not by the fact that its a boss battle, but the framerate tanks requiring you to guess where the projectiles will be in the next frame.
Two downloads are available, the first the standard PWM master system sound and the second using the FM expansion module . The FM Music isn't bad, but the choice of sample for the rockets kind of ruins the whole experience.
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