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: Famicon (Nintendo)
Namco : Macross Originally Published : Emulated? Yes MW's Current Collectibility Rating : Difficult MW's Max price we'd pay: $20 Description : 1 Player side scrolling shooter. Pilot Hikaru's Strike Valkyrie though wave after wave after wave after wave...(there are only 2 stages in the game and they repeat forever!) 1st stage is a space fight against Glaugs, Regults, and Queadluun Raus. At the end of this stage you enter a large Zentradi ship. 2nd stage is flying inside the ship and blowing up the main power generator. 3 modes available-Fighter, Gerwalk, and Battroid. |
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: Super Famicon (Super Nintendo)
Zamuse : Macross Originally Published : Emulated? Yes MW's Current Collectibility Rating : Difficult MW's Max price we'd pay: $30 Description : This is a side-scrolling (horizontal) shoot-em-up cartridge game for the Nintendo Super Famicom (known as SNES in US Europe). Players can choose between 3 different Valkyries piloted by either Hikaru, Max or Milia. Each Valkyrie can be freely transformed at any time in the game. Transforming your Valkyrie gives you different attacks in each mode. Power-ups and shield recharges are available throughout the game. An interesting feature of the game is that if you do not press the fire button for a few seconds, your VF will be surrounded in a greenish-yellow fireball. When this happens, you can touch an enemy and that they will then fight on your side. Perhaps, an early application of Sound Energy? |
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Shogakukan : Macross SF Challenge Game Originally Published : 1984 Emulated? No MW's Current Collectibility Rating : Very Difficult MW's Max price we'd pay: $200 Description : 6 games and 4 videos Courtesy of Marc Luce |
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Musaiya : Macross Eternal Love Song Originally Published : Emulated? Yes MW's Current Collectibility Rating : MW's Max price we'd pay: $ Description : Unknown |
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Musaiya : Macross 2036 Originally Published : Emulated? Yes MW's Current Collectibility Rating : MW's Max price we'd pay: $ Description : Unknown |
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: Sega Saturn
Bandai Visual : Macross Do You Remember Love? Demo Originally Published :1997 Emulated? No MW's Current Collectibility Rating : Very Difficult MW's Max price we'd pay: $20 Description : Demo disc that came with Flash game magazine in Japan. On it there is a DYRL demo of stage 1. The ending boss for the demo has legs and jumps around shooting you like a giant Glaug. (The final release stage 1 boss does not attack you in this manner, or have legs!) |
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Bandai Visual : Macross Do You Remember Love? Originally Published :1997 Emulated? No MW's Current Collectibility Rating : Fair MW's Max price we'd pay: $30 Description : 1 Player side scrolling shooter, 11 stages Ever want to be Hikaru in the DYRL movie? In this game you are! You actually play through the DYRL movie, from beginning to end. Of course the last level you get to fight while Mari Iijima's (Minmay) sings Ai-Oboete Imasuka to motivate you piloting! Intermissions are straight from the film, in Truemotion video. Quality is exceptional! Special opening animation was created just for this game. If you beat the game on hard level, a little Minmay doll dances on the screen while the credits roll! Highly recommend this game, it's the reason I got a Saturn! 2 CD-ROMs |
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Bandai Visual : Macross Do You Remember Love? Originally Published :1999 Emulated? No MW's Current Collectibility Rating : Difficult MW's Max price we'd pay: $30 Description : 1 Player side scrolling shooter Sony Playstation version of the Sega Saturn classic. Many of the levels have added backgrounds, enemies and sounds. Please read the Sega Saturn version for details. Comes with Demo disc for Patlabor And Macross VF-X2 2 CD-ROMs |
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: Sony Playstation
Bandai Visual : Macross Digital Mission VF-X Originally Published :1997 Emulated? No MW's Current Collectibility Rating : Fair MW's Max price we'd pay: $20 Description : 1 Player first person shooter, 12 stages This game was highly anticipated as being the ultimate Macross game, but unfortunately fell short. Game pop-up (objects appearing out of nowhere) hampered this game significantly. The basic premise though was enough to keep most gamers glued to the screen. Choose from VF-1, VF-4, VF-11, VF-17, VF-19, and VF-22 fighters. This ability to choose from multiple Valkyries is great, and their transformations are wonderful and stay true to the series high action from. The ending stage is very DYRL-like. The Milky Dolls sing their song just for you! Special opening animation was created just for this game. If you are a real ace, you get to play the final level using Max's Super Valkyrie! A bonus for beating all stages is a special 'transformation program', where you can control camera angle, fighter choice, and transformation movements. 1 CD-ROM |
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Bandai Visual : Macross Digital Mission VF-X2 Originally Published :1999 Emulated? No MW's Current Collectibility Rating : Fair MW's Max price we'd pay: $35 Description : 1 Player first person shooter 12 stages + 2 ending levels (you get either one depending on your actions) If you ever wanted to fly a Valkyrie get this game! You get to pilot a VF-1, VF-1 Super Valkyrie, VF-1 Armored Valkyrie, VF-11, Armored VF-11,VF-17,VF-19,VF-22. VA-3, and the NEW VB-6 Konig Monster. Game play is significantly improved over VF-X1. 3 modes of flying-Forward, Target, and Missile are possible. Multiple target missile lock ons, and special weapons add to your arsenal. Simply, this game rocks. Special opening animation was created just for this game. The US release was sadly cancelled in April 2000. 1 CD-ROM |
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Bandai Visual : Macross Digital Missions VF-X2 Special Edition (aka Tokyo Snack Edition) Originally Published : 2000 Emulated? No MW's Current Collectibility Rating : Bend Over MW's Max price we'd pay: $200 Description : Please read the review here! 1 CD-ROM |
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Shoeisha : Macross Plus Game Edition Originally Published : 2000 Emulated? No MW's Current Collectibility Rating : Fair MW's Max price we'd pay: $45 Description : 2 Player first person battle Now you can can play Isamu or Guld(and others?) in the first Macross Plus game for the home gaming consoles. A new Kawamori design- 'Neo-Glaug'-also makes its debut. It can transform from 'Fighter' to 'Glaug(I'm not sure of the official form designations yet)'. Still awaiting delivery of the game to me, but Graham was able to get it on release day-see his intital comments in the Box and Manual section. More to come soon. 1 CD-ROM |
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Shoeisha : Macross M3-Campaign Edition Originally Published : 2001 Emulated? No MW's Current Collectibility Rating : MW's Max price we'd pay: $ Description : 1 Player first person battle Read a Quick Review of the game here Campaign edition comes with special box and limited collectors card. 1 CD-ROM |
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Sony PlayStation 2 Includes: 1 x CD ROM & 1 x 30 page full-color instruction manual Stock
No.: SLPM-65405 Playable 12 stage SDF Macross TV series storyline or more difficult 8 stage DYRL storyline. Features standard VF-1A/J/S Valkyrie (transformable into 3 modes) with GBP-1S and Super/Strike Pack systems and optional coloring New Hikaru Ichijyo voice recording by Kenji Nojima.
With thanks to Macross Compendium for the above information. |
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