We are still waiting on a suitable Amiga AGA emulator with robust recording features before tackling such games.
Space Harrier 3-D
Space Harrier 3D, developed and published by SEGA in 1988 utilising the SegaScope 3D glasses.
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Player's Review
"The intergalactic warrior Space Harrier returns... in an all new 3-D adventure! The peaceful Land of the Dragons is again under attack. Evil creatures fill the land and sky. Euria, the magnificent white dragon, is being held prisoner in a diabolical trap. Only you, the Space Harrier, can set him free. But this time, the challenge is greater than ever before! "
Put on your SegaScope TM 3-D Glasses. The screen will come alive with new 3-D graphics, enemies and ↓ wild new battle scenes! Only you stand between the peaceful dragons and defeat. Get ready for the battle of a lifetime!"
This is quite a difficult version of the game. Enemy fire can get you within 4 rendered frames (not counting lag frames) which doesn't give you a lot of time to move. Moving is one thing you need to do constantly though as the enemy always fires at the point you are when they fire. I think the number of ground obstacles are also exaggerated in this version to emphasize the 3D effect.
Two files available for download. The first is a standard PSG audio recording and the second utilised the FM expansion module.
Put on your SegaScope TM 3-D Glasses. The screen will come alive with new 3-D graphics, enemies and ↓ wild new battle scenes! Only you stand between the peaceful dragons and defeat. Get ready for the battle of a lifetime!"
This is quite a difficult version of the game. Enemy fire can get you within 4 rendered frames (not counting lag frames) which doesn't give you a lot of time to move. Moving is one thing you need to do constantly though as the enemy always fires at the point you are when they fire. I think the number of ground obstacles are also exaggerated in this version to emphasize the 3D effect.
Two files available for download. The first is a standard PSG audio recording and the second utilised the FM expansion module.
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