A very awful port of the arcade classic, because Sega (for reasons we can't fathom) let Tiertex, who handled the already-bad western home computer ports by U.S. Gold, take a crack at a Master System version. As a result, the game has a very sluggish feel, lacks or waters down a ton from the arcade original, and has just one ear-grating level theme throughout the while thing, all while an amazoness constantly reminds you that NOBODY GOES AGAINST THE MASTER!
Oh, to add insult to injury, the whole game is a simulation in this version. Your efforts means nothing.
Level Select#
Hold Up + 1 + 2 and power on the system. When the title screen appears, press one of the following button combinations to go to the corresponding level:
Level |
Code |
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Level 2 |
Up + 1 |
Level 3 |
Down + 1 |
Level 4 |
Right + 1 |
Level 5 |
Left + 1 |
Developer Credit#
At offset 0x247 of the cartridge data is the following string:
CODING BY PAUL MARSHALL
(Source: idrougge)
References#
- Sega Master Pro Review: Strider - GamePro, Volume 3, Number 6, June 1991↩︎
- The Release Schedule - Computer Trade Weekly, Issue 354, September 16, 1991↩︎
- Chuva de lançamentos "Release shower" - Ação Games, Issue 1, May 1991↩︎
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NES |
Strider (Prototype) |
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Genesis |
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Sega Master System |
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Game Gear |
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PlayStation |
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