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Sega Dreamcast StarLancer 2000 Tested, Authentic

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Item specifics

Condition
Very Good: An item that has been used, but is in very good condition. No damage to the jewel case or ...
Region Code
NTSC-U/C (US/Canada)
Rating
T-Teen
Features
Manual Included
Publisher
SEGA
UPC
0650008799200
EAN
0650008799200
Platform
Sega Dreamcast
Genre
Simulation
Game Name
Starlancer

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Product Information

If one imagines the human race will be able to put aside its differences once they begin occupying the vast empty darkness of space, they're sorely mistaken, according to StarLancer, the space combat simulation from Digital Anvil. The Cold War has gone hot in the massive vacuum above, with the villainous Coalition (who speak in Russian accents but not in actual Russian), brutally attacking the shaky Alliance, bringing murder and bloodshed back to the starry canopy. In StarLancer, you take on the role of a nameless rookie in the 45th squadron, populated by civilians and lacking in respect from the rest of the fleet. Along the way you'll have to blow up the bad guys, get your name high up the kill board, and help to assure the freedom of the solar system ... at least until the next bloodthirsty enemy comes along.<br><br>StarLancer is a space sim in the same vein as the Wing Commander series, which is unsurprising given that the Roberts brothers, who created those games, founded Digital Anvil, the company that produced the original PC version of StarLancer. Players battle it out in the void of space from the cockpits of various star fighters, engaging in one-on-one dogfights and massive melees with the wicked enemy ships, as squadmates streak through space doing their best to keep their friendly fire away. Throughout the game you'll be charged with keeping space free and safe, either by supporting envoys containing capital ships, protecting them from guerilla strikes from the Coalition, or by directly assaulting the enemy, destroying their supply chain and crippling their ability to lash out at the Alliance. <br><br>The PC version of StarLancer had a fairly extensive control scheme, with multiple targeting options and all sorts of extras that were suited for the expansive possibilities of a joystick and keyboard. With the Dreamcast, however, there is nothing but the controller to work with. The result is that some of the more minute controls have been removed altogether, as the overall feel has been streamlined and simplified for the console market. Controls such as brakes, acceleration, and missile or beam firing have been given their own buttons, and the secondary options are assigned sub-menus activated by two different buttons; hold down one button and you have the option to now perform tasks like rolling, strafing or targeting various enemies.<br><br>StarLancer has a variety of modes, although the main focus is the storyline-driven main game, where players progress through a series of missions based around the Coalition/Alliance war. Briefings takes place via static screens that explain the mission in the simplest of terms. Most of the narrative is presented in the game itself, via radio messages from your squadron, friendly ships or the enemy. The game is chatty in this regard, no doubt in an attempt to heighten immersion into its world.<br><br>While the missions are linear, how well you complete them will affect how people regard you. If you play the part of a wet-behind-the-ears rookie, not accomplishing your objectives and letting capital ships bite the dust, don't expect to get a terribly warm reception from your peers. But if you can prove that you're bad enough to hang with the best, you'll be accorded a certain modicum of respect, slowly moving up the kill board until you can be looked upon with the title "legend." You get these precious kills by engaging in two distinct types of missions. The most plentiful are defense-based, where you'll be protecting your own capital ships from enemy forces and their dreaded torpedoes. The other missions are direct hits on the enemy, as you do your best to decimate both their fleet of fighters and as their capital ships.<br><br>StarLancer has a few more tricks up its sleeve, however, to go along with the mission-based play. The first is the Instant Action mode, which forgoes the niceties of storytelling in favor of straight-up fighting. Pick a ship and drop into immediat

Product Identifiers

UPC
0650008799200
eBay Product ID (ePID)
2483

Product Key Features

Rating
T-Teen
Genre
Simulation
Platform
Sega Dreamcast
Game Name
Starlancer

Additional Product Features

Release Year
2000
Number of Players
1-6
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
Control Elements
Gamepad/Joystick, Keyboard
LeafCats
139973
ESRB Descriptor
Animated Violence

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  • A fantastic space shooter, but NOT for newbies

    If you ever played the Wing commander games or any other flight sims from Origin systems like Privateer, then you&apos;ll probably enjoy Starlancer. It is not really the open-ended sandbox game that you get in games like Privateer, but it has the same gameplay dynamic to Wing Commander. Basically, you can play missions and in most cases even fail the mission and still continue the game. Your commanding officer though will give you quite a dressing down in the form of text though, and believe me, the Commander of your carrier will tear you a new one everytime you either fail a mission or are forced to eject. Even if you eject, you could potentially be captured by the enemy. And by enemy I mean nothing but disgruntled Soviets in space. Well yeah, it&apos;s silly but it&apos;s still more ...

  • Great space shooter

    This game has everything to offer for serious gamer but lacks in originality. The story is old and overused. Missions are always the same (save,protect,escort,defend) nothing changes. If you get all mission goals you will be awarded with a medal. Im still on level 7 but the game might get better. This is a must buy for dreamcast collection.