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Red Dog - Superior Firepower (DC)

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... plays it simple. It's controls are fairly easy to pick up, in addition to the triggers controlling accelerating and reversing you have your laser machine gun fire (missiles are performed by holding this down and moving your cursor over enemies), gun charge (which, when charged, increases the power of your gun), Side Arm fire, which activates any power-up weapons you pick up and a shield. Within these controls are some neat little nuances. For example the shield doesn't just stop you from taking damage, but can actually ...more

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Red Dog - Superior Firepower (DC): I'm more concerned with Superior gameplay (979 words)
by - written on 06/06/08 (Very useful, 41 readings)
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Arguably the only good thing to come out of the premature demise of the Sega Dreamcast was the fact it led to droves of unsold games for the system being flogged off at discount prices. When this happened I picked up a great few games I'd never have touched before...all for less than the price of lunch at McDonalds. Red Dog: Superior Firepower was one such game that I'd never even heard of before picking it up, and it turned out to be something of a pleasant surprise. Released in 2000, fairly early into the Dreamcast's life, Red Dog never really received any fanfare, and I've rarely heard it mentioned, even in discussions about the Dreamcast and games nobody ... Read the complete review