Sega CD
Star Strike
Launching from repair bay 28 of the Galatea, you guide your Blue Fighter Wing through the Launch Ring at lightspeed, entering enemy territory, sector Delta Five Niner! Your mission: Rescue the Orange Wing Center which was captured alive, before the enemy ingests his brain -- A brain which they consider to not only be an excellent source of protein, but also, once consumed, transfers all knowledge to the species - Including military secrets, vital to the survival of all mankind! Can you rescue your comrad & Destroy the opposing Protoid Forces? Star Strike was originally scheduled to be released by Sony Imagesoft for Sega CD. By the time Stargate Films finished the game, Sony had abandoned the Sega CD as a platform. They failed to pay Stargate Films for their work on the game and, without a publisher, it was abandoned altogether.
- Release date
- January 1, 2000
- Developer
- Stargate Entertainment
- Publisher
- Good Deal Games
- Players
- 1
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Star Strike
Launching from repair bay 28 of the Galatea, you guide your Blue Fighter Wing through the Launch Ring at lightspeed, entering enemy territory, sector Delta Five Niner! Your mission: Rescue the Orange Wing Center which was captured alive, before the enemy ingests his brain -- A brain which they consider to not only be an excellent source of protein, but also, once consumed, transfers all knowledge to the species - Including military secrets, vital to the survival of all mankind!
Can you rescue your comrad & Destroy the opposing Protoid Forces?
Star Strike was originally scheduled to be released by Sony Imagesoft for Sega CD. By the time Stargate Films finished the game, Sony had abandoned the Sega CD as a platform. They failed to pay Stargate Films for their work on the game and, without a publisher, it was abandoned altogether.
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- Stargate Entertainment
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- Good Deal Games
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