Difference between revisions of "Super Scope 6"
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There are three different modes of ''Blastris'': Blastris A, Blastris B, and Mole Patrol. | There are three different modes of ''Blastris'': Blastris A, Blastris B, and Mole Patrol. | ||
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==LazerBlazer== | ==LazerBlazer== |
Revision as of 05:37, 13 June 2007
Super Scope 6 | |
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Developer | Intelligent Systems |
Publisher | Nintendo |
System | Super Nintendo |
Release Date | Super Nintendo US: February 1992 JP: June 21, 1993 EU: August 17, 1994 |
Super Scope 6 is a Super Nintendo game that came bundled with the Super Scope. The game is actually a set of six games.
Gameplay
Blastris
There are three different modes of Blastris: Blastris A, Blastris B, and Mole Patrol.
Blastris A is similar to Tetris. The players have to shoot the blocks they don't want. Blastris B requires the player to put blocks of the same color together. Shooting the block changes it's color. Mole Patrol is a Whack-a-Mole type game.
LazerBlazer
LazerBlazer is a shooter that also has three modes. Mode A: Intercept has players shooting down missiles. Mode B: Engage has player shooting down missiles and enemy fighters. Mode C: Confront lets players shoot down an invasion of enemy fighters.
Legacy
In WarioWare, Inc.: Mega MicroGame$!, 9-Volt has a game based on LazerBlazer.