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Cyborg Justice: Sega Genesis This is a super fun game to play, I mean you are a robot killing other robots by any means necessary. That's amazing. First you must outfit your cyborg. You can choose from a variety of arms (from saw to laser), a variety of bodies (from frog to Quasimodo), and a variety of legs (from tank to spiked). You can also attack in a number of ways. One is to just punch and kick normally, the other is by using a powerful swiping attack, another isd a charging attack, and the final is by ripping off body parts and throwing them at the other robots(!) Of course there are different variations of these attacks, and each has different power, speed, and accuracy. There are also 2 game modes. Adventure (which turns the game into a beat-em-up), and Duel (which turns the game into a tournament fighter). Both modes are incredibly fun, and great to play with a friend. If it is this good, then you are probably wondering why I gave it a 9. It is because the controls, though easy to use, take a very long time to master, and perfect. Game play is super, but how is the story? Great story, just great. An astronaut is flying to a far away planet, when his spaceship is hit by an asteroid, and falls on another planet, blowing up many little towns and villages, and causing multiple chain reactions. He dies... only to be brought back to life, with a different heartbeat. He is then given a bunch of commands, and when one doesn't work, the other robots begin to attack him, and thus the game begins. Graphics are next. Very good graphics for the Genesis, very good. The Cyborgs look great, and the backgrounds (though looped) look great also. My one beef with the graphics is that the explosions look horrible, and when the Cyborgs take damage, it looks way too unrealistic, I mean since when does hitting someone cause little white things to come out of you? Up next is sound. The sounds are fantastic. When you get hit, when you are hitting, or just the other random sounds, they are superb. The music though is what really gives it top marks. Again even though it is looped, the music is just too catchy to not like. It is great. Is the replay ability this good though? This is where the game comes up a bit short. While there are 2 modes of play, neither will really have a lasting impression, unless you play with a friend. The duel mode is a good way to hold a tournament, and that will last long into the night. Chances are that you cannot rent this game, but if you can, buy it though, it is one truly great piece of software. This is a great game which sadly slipped through the cracks when it came out. It is known, it is recognized as a great game, however not very many people own this game. They are truly missing out on a great game though.Read full review
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You play as a robot to destroy other robots in order to free a planet of robots. You begin by selecting your body type, leg type, and right arm. There's a large variety to choose while each piece has it's own qualities. The body doesn't make too much of a difference, but the legs can decide if your robot can somersault or turn into tracks. A large variety of weapons exist as your left arm, be it a saw to remove the enemy's limbs or a rocket that detaches from your body for critical damage. Now for the fighting. You can beat your enemy down with your fists and feet, but you can also jump kick, suplex, and rip apart your enemy limb by limb. If you're feeling too excited, you can kick your defeated opponents legs upright and reattach his body to take him down another two times. When your remove an enemy's arm, you can attach it to yourself for situation strategies or even throw them back for explosion damage. This game also has co-op which means you can also rebuild your fallen ally before he explodes, or hand each other limbs of the enemy. Be careful though, in between battles, to make sure you don't goof off, rockets will fire from both ends of the screen that do critical damage. Best to keep the beatings rolling.Read full review
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Seems like it should be fun. Cool ideas, good graphics, customizable characters. But the gameplay is just terrible.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Ruled by evil cyborgs, there is only one type of justice. . . . CYBORG JUSTICE. Who needs Gears of War when cyborg justice is still on the shelves? No one, that's who. You can tear other robots apart. Play with one or two people. Customize your robot in hundreds of different ways. What more could anyone ask for?
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