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Section Z (1985) arcade
🌃 City from Section Z ending, NES, 1987
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Video Games & Computer Entertainment #5, June 1989 - Review of 'Section Z'.
Section Z - Galloping Ghost Arcade

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Section Z
In Capcom’s early days, they developed a handful of vertical shoot-em-ups patterned after Xevious, including 1942, Vulgus, and Exed Eyes. Section Z is their fourth shooter, though this time changing perspectives to a horizontal one. The game was designed by Takashi Nishiyama, previously of Moon Patrol and Kung Fu Master for Irem, who later created Street Fighter for Capcom, left for SNK, and then founded Dimps in the early 00s.
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