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A complete playthrough of Sega's 1988 Compile-developed Sega Master System shooter, Power Strike. This is the American version of the original Japanese game 'Aleste'. No cheats were used. Power Strike / Aleste Shoot 'Em Up One of Compile's earliest shooters, but still a good one. This later spawned many sequels such as the radical genesis shmup, M.U.S.H.A./Musha Aleste. Not to be confused with the Game Gear version, which is a different game. Power Strike II Shoot 'em up. For Power Strike on the Sega Master System, GameFAQs has 3 cheat codes and secrets. You can submit new cheats for this game and help our users gain an edge.
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Sega's first attempt at a handheld, the Game Gear was effectively a modified Master System spec-wise. This meant that while it was more powerful (and in color!) than the Game Boy, it also ate through batteries like nothing on Earth ever had before.
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The Power Strike series is a video game series of vertically scrolling shooters, developed Compile, for the Master System and Game Gear. Of the three titles, only one was designed from the ground up as a Power Strike title. The other two are Aleste games re-branded for release outside of Japan.
Power Strike[edit]
Originally released in Japan in 1988 under the name Aleste, Power Strike is a slightly stripped-down version of the game released for international audiences in the same year. Power Strike contains one less level than Aleste and the anime-styled storyline was removed. In the United States, Power Strike is notable because it was the first mail-order only Sega Master System title.[1] It was also the only title in the Power Strike series to be released in the United States. The US release was initially a mail-only limited edition, however it did see some retail distribution at Toys R' Us. The European release was a normal retail package.
Power Strike II (Master System)[edit]
Power Strike II, released in 1993 in Europe and Brazil for the Sega Master System only, was the only game in the series designed from the ground up as a Power Strike game. It takes place in an alternate past in the 1930s, where players try to capture aerial pirates in retro-futuristic aircraft. The title plays similar to its predecessor, but adds a charged attack by holding the fire button.
Power Strike II (Game Gear)[edit]
Power Strike II, released in 1993 in Europe and Brazil for the Game Gear, was originally released in Japan under the name of GG Aleste II: Lance Bird. It is the sequel to GG Aleste rather than a Power Strike title.
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- ^Cornelius, Dylan (5 May 2015). 'Power Strike / Aleste'. Sega Does. Retrieved 30 December 2019.