Videogame Review, Zoop for the Sega Genesis (w/ “At Games” Sega Genesis Console)

Videogame Review, Zoop for the Sega Genesis (w/ “At Games” Sega Genesis Console)

This game is incredibly funny!  Jazz plays in the background from song to song while a ship in distress manages an onslaught against geometric shapes.  A concept like this can be called a “puzzle shooter”.  And, the jazz is very good.  You’ll fight ongoing shapes and colors with means of support for handling a ship in troublesome circumstances- rows of shapes and colors meet their beginnings and ends towards a shooting range that takes the form of a center square, and, from within this center square, your ship moves around and blasts away at the enemies with precision in color, shape, and numerical erasure.  Challenge sets in when I have to fire ammunition in the middle of the center square as opposed to wasting time in clinging around the square’s edges.  Velocity isn’t exactly in my control for the enemies’ speed of movement into my radar and my ship could fail.  Sounds in this arcade-style game are off the roof!  Many sound effects are like those expected from slot machines at those casinos in the west.  Pops and cracks will remind you of arcade-style wilderness.  “Zoop” sounds funny as an oddball name; then again, the puzzle shooter generally is an oddball event.  My power-ups have been very handy in a time like this one.  I’m playing this Sega Genesis “classic” on my “At Games” Sega Genesis console and the machine’s wireless controller is really accurate during gameplay close to the black and white console on my desk.  Hopefully my reviews on Genesis games for the emulator console should shed light on the topic geared for what’s happening on simple account for discipline, especially when money is tight and my gears are all empty inside for going with spiritual resources in entertainment and learning.  Now, it’s true that my “At Games” emulator console has different sounds; however, it’s not true that all Sega Genesis games are worthless on my emulator console.  The Sega Genesis library has too many games in it for immediate disposal.  Besides, we’re already in a great deal of problems with having limited natural resources on Earth and we must be more grateful for the raw metals and plastic supplies used by factories in video game productions.  Has any other gamer thought this way?  Certainly there’s a huge amount of display in regards to linear visuals that are exaggerated into boomerang shapes in a nice variety as hot music in jazz gets underway.  Zoop is actually one of the best, absolute Genesis games you can play and own for the “At Games” emulator console because the jazz is heightened on tremendous sound effects in as much clarity as that for Ratchet & Clank on the PS4 or Crash Bandicoot on the PSX (or Playstation).  Humor in Viacom’s program becomes apparent from the hazardous nature of jazz-playing mechanics in boomerang styles of the graphical.  There’s jazz playing in the background during such heated explosions of seemingly irrelevant shapes and it’s truly amusing to gaze and study the visuals for puzzling gameplay.  Fire buttons are steady, high scores are initialed, Tetris-style combos get readily available upon the fullest rows before eventual destruction in the center square and, honestly, I’ve had a lot of fun with Zoop.  Even times are recorded until the power is off!