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Space Mission is a Sega VR-1 rail shooter developed by Sega AM3. Released in 1994, it is one of two games developed for the virtual reality-based attraction, the other being Planet Adventure.
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| Mega Visor Display | |
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| Hardware | Mega Visor Display | VR-1 | Sega Net Merc |
| Software | Space Mission | Planet Adventure | Dennou Senki Net Merc |