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| − | '''''Ranger-X''''' ('''''Ex-Ranza''''' in Japan) is a run-and-gun game developed by [[Gau Entertainment]] and published by [[Sega]] for the [[Sega Mega Drive]] in 1993. | + | '''''Ranger-X''''' ('''''Ex-Ranza''''' in Japan) is a run-and-gun game developed by [[Gau Entertainment]] (now Nex Enterprises) and published by [[Sega]] for the [[Sega Mega Drive]] in 1993. |
You play as a robot fighter called EX-CP who shoots at specified targets in a level while destroying the various enemies and ammunition you may encounter. You can move left to right freely (so if you miss a target you can go back) and can either walk or hover up and fly, but will come down automatically after you release up or stay up too long. There are two weapons: a normal infinite-ammunition gun, shot left with {{A}} and right with {{C}}, and a special fireball-like weapon with limited ammunition shot with {{B}} (it may be shot at the same time as the normal gun). Furthermore, you have a small vehicle which follows you on the ground as you move (or you may choose to ride it) and shoots a normal gun in the same direction as yours. | You play as a robot fighter called EX-CP who shoots at specified targets in a level while destroying the various enemies and ammunition you may encounter. You can move left to right freely (so if you miss a target you can go back) and can either walk or hover up and fly, but will come down automatically after you release up or stay up too long. There are two weapons: a normal infinite-ammunition gun, shot left with {{A}} and right with {{C}}, and a special fireball-like weapon with limited ammunition shot with {{B}} (it may be shot at the same time as the normal gun). Furthermore, you have a small vehicle which follows you on the ground as you move (or you may choose to ride it) and shoots a normal gun in the same direction as yours. | ||
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| + | ==Production Credits== | ||
| + | From the cutscene before the title screen: | ||
| + | * Game Design and Programming: T. Toyota | ||
| + | * Graphics and Game Design: T. Yamamoto | ||
| + | * Graphics: Ree. Senfhu | ||
| + | * Visual Program: Bugtarou | ||
| + | * Music Composer: Y. Hiraiwa | ||
| + | * Sound Operator: N. Iwadare | ||
| + | * Producer: I. Mizoguchi | ||
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==Physical Scans== | ==Physical Scans== | ||
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File:RangerX MD EU Box.jpg|EU cover | File:RangerX MD EU Box.jpg|EU cover | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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[[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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| Ranger-X |
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| System(s): Sega Mega Drive |
| Publisher: Sega |
| Developer: Gau Entertainment |
| Genre: Action |
Ranger-X (Ex-Ranza in Japan) is a run-and-gun game developed by Gau Entertainment (now Nex Enterprises) and published by Sega for the Sega Mega Drive in 1993.
You play as a robot fighter called EX-CP who shoots at specified targets in a level while destroying the various enemies and ammunition you may encounter. You can move left to right freely (so if you miss a target you can go back) and can either walk or hover up and fly, but will come down automatically after you release up or stay up too long. There are two weapons: a normal infinite-ammunition gun, shot left with 
and right with 
, and a special fireball-like weapon with limited ammunition shot with 
(it may be shot at the same time as the normal gun). Furthermore, you have a small vehicle which follows you on the ground as you move (or you may choose to ride it) and shoots a normal gun in the same direction as yours.
Production Credits
From the cutscene before the title screen:
- Game Design and Programming: T. Toyota
- Graphics and Game Design: T. Yamamoto
- Graphics: Ree. Senfhu
- Visual Program: Bugtarou
- Music Composer: Y. Hiraiwa
- Sound Operator: N. Iwadare
- Producer: I. Mizoguchi
Physical Scans
US cover
EU cover
