Stage 2 scrolls you across a windswept side- view desert. In Stage 1, you parachute down to the X-Zone in question while the ground and gaggle of enemies rush towards you in a Mode 7 extravaganza. Mix yourself a coffee and a Jolt cola milkshake, chase it back with a handful of Vivarin, and you're just about ready for this game's intensity level. Zoned OutĪt any given time, this game tosses an unbelievable number of nasty, but good- looking enemies on-screen, breaking all SNES laws for maximum sprites without slowdown. No pansy strategizing, talking, or RPGing here-just good ol' fashion shoot 'til it stops hovering. Your assignment is to blow up the computer's X-Zone perimeter defenses, blast through the door, pulverize the interior guardians, and rearrange the CPU's microchips with machine gun bullets and homing missiles. In the game, you're on a solo commando mission. This is a great new feature, backed up by an X-cellent, if fairly short and straightforward, first-person shooter. It's the first game ever to utilize the Cursor button, which projects a cross hair on-screen, enabling you to shoot without looking through the gun sight. X-Zone by Kemco is the class of the SNES Super Scope games currently on the market.
Let the War Games begin! X Marks the Spot
It's up to you to prevent global X-termination. The Federal government's mainframe computer system has malfunctioned and unleashed a series of nuclear strikes targeting the very people it was supposed to defend.
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