Ca a un coté Thunderblade!Super Shogun a écrit : ↑sam. sept. 06, 2025 09:18 am GALAXY FORCE II
Au fait, ne cherchez pas un Galaxy Force premier du nom, y’en a jamais eu ! C’est l’une des bizarreries de Sega…![]()
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Two months after the game was released, Sega published Galaxy Force II as a conversion kit; it is not a sequel, but rather an updated version of the original that adds two new levels, corrects many difficulty balance problems, and allows the player to fire all four missiles at once instead of one at a time.[7] Almost all home releases of Galaxy Force are based on Galaxy Force II;[7] the first of these was released in 1990 for the FM Towns, followed by a port for the Sega Genesis; both of these were developed by Japanese company CRI Middleware.[7] A version for the Master System was also released, which was published by Sega in Europe and by Activision in North America.[7] The Master System port was completely redone to accommodate for the console's technical limitations, bearing a much closer resemblance to Space Harrier, and is the only port not to be based on Galaxy Force II.[7] Galaxy Force was also ported to several home computers, including the ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64, Atari ST and Amstrad.[7]
In 1998, Galaxy Force II was released for the Sega Saturn as part of the Sega Ages series of classic game re-releases, including a brief background on the game's story and the ability to watch a pre-recorded playthrough.[7] A PlayStation 2 version was released in Japan in 2007 under the Sega Ages 2500 brand, developed by M2 and titled Galaxy Force II: Special Extended Edition. It includes the arcade, Master System and Genesis versions of the original, alongside a new "Neo Classic" remake that features smooth, enhanced graphics, transparency effects and visual cues. Special Extended Edition also allows the player to select either the original or FM Towns version soundtracks, gain access to a cheat menu, and arranged music tracks.[7] A version for Japanese mobile phones was published in 2008.[13][7] The Sega Genesis version was digitally re-released for the Wii Virtual Console in 2009.[14] In 2013, Galaxy Force II was ported to the Nintendo 3DS by M2 under the 3D Classics brand, renamed 3D Galaxy Force II and supporting the system's 3D display. This version was later compiled into Sega 3D Classics Collection in 2016.[15]
































