Sinistar: Unleashed
Sinistar: Unleashed is a 1999 action space shooter video game for Microsoft Windows. It was designed by Marc Michalik and Walter Wright and developed at GameFX. Unlike its predecessor, the game has full three-dimensional graphics and a wider control scheme. The game received mixed reception when released, with some critics praising its audacity and others criticizing the repetitiveness of the gameplay.
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Sinistar: Unleashed is a 1999 action space shooter video game for Microsoft Windows. It was designed by Marc Michalik and Walter Wright and developed at GameFX. Unlike its predecessor, the game has full three-dimensional graphics and a wider control scheme. The player is given a starship, and the main mission is to fight an alien race called the Distilled Evil and their slaves, the Sporg. The game received mixed reception when released, with some critics praising its audacity and others criticizing the repetitiveness of the gameplay. The sequel was released in September 1999, two years after the company licensed the franchise from Midway Games. It is the second installment in the Sinistar series, the first being Sinistar II: Out of the Void, which was released on November 25, 1998. It features 29 levels, five of which are hidden as a bonus; each level has a Sinistar. The most powerful weapon is called the Sinibomb, which is designed to defeat the Sinister, although it can also be used to destroy the jumpgate.
Theplayer obtains Sinibombs by harvesting crystals from asteroids in the same way Sporg do. In the game, the player has six different starships to choose from, as well as eight power-ups and nine weapons to destruction the mining ships and theSinistar. While the original Sinistar features graphics and gameplay in a two-dimensional space, the sequel features three- dimensional graphics and. gameplay, giving the player the ability to maneuver and roam freely across six different axes. THQ revealed that the game was optimized for then-recent Intel Pentium III processors from Intel to allow the geometry transformation engine to more detail to be used. The second game included several technical enhancements over the first, showcasing several technical and gameplay enhancements.
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