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'Zakato Combat Robo'

[DOS] [SOUTH KOREA] [MAGAZINE] [1995]

"Combat Robo Zakato is a free scrolling shmup with a mecha as a main character. At the start menu, the mecha can be equipped with various weapons and ammunition types, but there's no reason to take anything but the strongest. The game itself is also barely playable, with very choppy scrolling and aggravating enemy behaviour. But most of all, the game just doesn't convey the right feeling for the controls. Zakato can move in 8 directions, but only shoot forward horizontally. The ALT key turns the robot around, which is necessary to hit enemies that attack from behind. An interesting concept but executed less than stellar." ~ @hardcore-gaming-101 ("A History of Korean Gaming - Makkoya")

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'Captain Kang'

[DOS] [SOUTH KOREA] [MAGAZINE] [1995]

"Captain Kang is a platform shooter starring the titular character, a kangaroo who also happens to be a special agent sent on a mission to protect a city populated by anthropomorphic animals from a monster assault. The Captain is equipped with his default laser pistol at all times. He can shoot in two directions, jump, and duck. Kang's health is measured by a bar with separate units; collecting a sufficient amount of giant pills and other items scattered through the stages will refill a portion of the bar. Temporary invincibility power-up is also available. The stages are fairly vast and may offer optional routes to the destination." ~MobyGames

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