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You pilot a clunky mech that handles like a tank—stomp through cities or drift in zero-G while swapping between overpowered weapons. Mess up your loadout and the moon level will wreck you, but nailing it feels so good.

Developer: NCS Corporation
Genre: Action
Released: 1990
File size: 265.66 KB
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Game Overview

Target Earth came out for the Sega Genesis in 1990, developed by NCS Corporation. It was one of those early mech games on the system, arriving before a lot of the more polished action titles defined the console's library. You don't hear much about it now, but it had a specific kind of appeal if you were into slow, heavy robots and unforgiving difficulty.

You control a large assault mech, moving methodically through side-scrolling urban and industrial environments. Your main goal is to survive a linear path of enemies and obstacles, destroying everything in your way. Key mechanics include managing a limited energy supply that powers everything from movement to weapons, and a weapon-swapping system where you cycle through armaments like a vulcan cannon and homing missiles. The pacing is deliberate, almost sluggish, and the game is brutally difficult, demanding careful resource management and precise shots. It feels like piloting a powerful but vulnerable machine, where every mistake is costly and every victory is earned.

Sega Genesis (Mega Drive)
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