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The player is given a starship, and the main mission is to fight an alien race called the
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acceleration, hardware which was beyond the reach of the average consumer at the time. Recognizing that the game could serve as a showpiece for their chip, 3dfx partnered with GameFX to support development. At first, the project had no connection, or gameplay similarities, to the
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the player succeeds, the jumpgate breaks and the level is finished. Otherwise, the
Sinistar will arrive through the activated jumpgate, and the player must defeat it to progress further. The player has six different starships to choose from, as well as eight
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praised the game, noting that "the rich, organic style lends the game a hypnotic atmosphere" and stating "with the
Sinistars still taunting you as they did back in 1983, and the gameplay essentially unchanged, those who enjoyed the ageing classic will find
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noted the game's similarity to its predecessor and complimented its graphics and the addition of a wide variety of weapons as well as other technical features. However, he viewed the weapons as "more of a checklist than an actual asset." He stated that
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franchise from Midway Games. Two demos for the game were produced. The second, released in
September 1999, included several gameplay and technical enhancements over the first, showcasing the initial two levels of the game.
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s reviewer was satisfied with the game's graphics but criticized how its bosses were designed, elaborating that "the
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received mixed reception when released. Critics lauded its audacity, as well as the addition of new features into the game. Several journalists felt that GameFX captured all the elements that represented a
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to destroying the player) appears. The jumpgate is stationed at the center of the level, and the Sporg power it with energy crystals collected from the asteroids that appear sparsely along the sector.
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that "sports some of the best graphics ever seen in a space shooter", although he added that it had lost "some of the soul" that the original game had. Caryn Law, writing for
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franchise that year, it decided to refocus the development of the title to fit into the newly acquired property. It altered the game to introduce similarities to
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showcasing the universe using our proprietary GameFX Technology."
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