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Super Qix is the third installment of the series, featuring a complete graphic overhaul. The gameplay is the same, except now you have to reveal the figure behind the colored panel rather than coloring a black one.
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Regional Differences#
Title Screen#
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Since Romstar (like many Taito games) published the game in the US, "All Rights Reserved" is instead "Licensed to Romstar for U.S.A." and the Taito logo is shifted up a few pixels.
Qix#
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The Qix is different between versions: a gremlin in the Japan/World version, a samurai head in the US one.
Misc.#
- In the US version, the Castle (level 1) and Dragon (level 4) are switched.
- To draw, you have to hold the draw button and use the joystick to move in the direction you want in the Japan/World version. In the US version, there is no draw button, and you only use the joystick to draw.
- In the Japan/World version, when you lose a life, the gremlin (Qix) will taunt you for a few seconds. In the US version, the samurai head won't do the same and you simply resume the level.
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Arcade |
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TurboGrafx-16 |
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Genesis |
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Game Boy |
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FM Towns |
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