The Micro Xevious
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| The Micro Xevious | |||||
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| System(s): Sega Master System | |||||
| Publisher: Zemina | |||||
| Developer: Namco, Zemina | |||||
| Genre: Shoot-'em-Up | |||||
| Number of players: 1 | |||||
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The Micro Xevious (마이크로 제비우스) or simply Xevious is an unlicensed Sega Master System game released in South Korea in 1990 by Zemina. It is a "port" of Xevious, a 1982 arcade shoot-'em-up game by Namco. It was also brought to the MSX by the same company.
The Micro Xevious runs in the SG-1000 graphics mode, and is a loose conversion of the original. There are more enemies on screen, the level layout is different and less of the screen is visible due to the Master System's smaller screen resolution. Pressing 
at the title screen will cause the game to play custom-made background music, while pressing 
will use the music found in the arcade game.
There have been changes in the way the Solvalou drops bombs, making aiming harder than it needs to be.