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| − | '''''TinHead''''' is a 1993 platforming run-and-gun developed by [[ | + | '''''TinHead''''' is a 1993 platforming run-and-gun developed by [[Microprose]] and published by [[Spectrum Holobyte]], released exclusively in the US for the [[Sega Genesis]]. You control a robot named TinHead, who has to rescue the stars of the galaxy scattered about the planets by Grim Squidge while answering a distress call picked up by a space station. TinHead's method of attack is shooting a ball from under his helmet in one of three directions with {{B}}: diagonally up, straight forward, or diagonally downward/bouncing; use {{A}} to change which direction to fire in. {{C}} jumps. |
[[Category:Mega Drive Games]] | [[Category:Mega Drive Games]] | ||
[[Category:1993 Mega Drive Games]] | [[Category:1993 Mega Drive Games]] | ||
[[Category:Mega Drive Action Games]] | [[Category:Mega Drive Action Games]] | ||
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| System(s): Sega Genesis |
| Publisher: Spectrum Holobyte |
| Developer: Microprose |
TinHead is a 1993 platforming run-and-gun developed by Microprose and published by Spectrum Holobyte, released exclusively in the US for the Sega Genesis. You control a robot named TinHead, who has to rescue the stars of the galaxy scattered about the planets by Grim Squidge while answering a distress call picked up by a space station. TinHead's method of attack is shooting a ball from under his helmet in one of three directions with 
: diagonally up, straight forward, or diagonally downward/bouncing; use 
to change which direction to fire in. 
jumps.