Final Zone

If you were gaming in 1990-1996 (You may have played this 16bit Sega Genesis action/Sy Fi Shooter! Last time i played this was 1993/1994 i rented it several times back in the day (There was a local mum & pop video store that had every Genesis/SNES game to rent) i rented Final Zone several times the biggest negative with the OG Genesis cart was the difficulty i could only get to level 4 (with this digital conversation retro fans are given lots of gameplay options which makes the title more mainstream friendly getting to beat this title after 30+ years is actually cool! If you are a 2D shooter fan or a die hard SEGA Genesis fan this is a must (The MSRP is also a steal considering the huge price spikes on all original 16bit games in the collectors Market

This angle of viewpoint works well in some games like MechWarrior 3050 on SNES, (Battletech-Genesis). I had to actually watch the video to see how THIS one plays out. Much faster game play than the ones I mentioned, plus huge bosses and enemies shooting and flying at you from all directions!😮 Special shout out to the Devs on all the cool options like, fullscreen, rewind, history. I think MORE GAMES FROM THE PAST, M+U+S+T, go through this process, so they can become immortal "Great works of Digital Art".👏

This game is classic 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥. I wish and hope they re-release, remake, remaster a ton of old school classics, but not just from the Genesis/SNES era, but the Sega Master System/NES era as well... Maybe even Colecovision, Intellivision,and up to TG-16.... Keep game preservation alive.... Let's also get physical!!!

its fast af for an old game, and the controls dont translate super well on modern controllers, but it is pretty cool and fun for an oldie! mostly... once the unkillable and insanely difficult flying mines show up in later levels, it becomes a bit frustrating. i found myswlf using the rewind and save scum often bc of them. but hey if you want a taste of armored core before armored core i would recommend! also Motoi Sakuraba from dark souls did the soundtrack for this?!

The modern accessibility features make this more digestible. Especially for the youngins, who didn't grow up playing games like this on SNES & Genesis. With save anywhere and infinite lives, folks with any skill level can pick it up and have fun.