Aero Blasters review for the Turbografx-16

Aero Blasters is owned by Hudson Soft/Kaneco, 1990
Oh ya, baby! The arcade classic came home on the Turbografx-16 and me and Jay here check it out.

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[drseussisdeaddd]

I never played this but it looks a lot like Gate Of Thunder

[starsoldier1]

@drseussisdeaddd I can see that as both games have a futuritic feel to them.

[123doomdoom]

Looks amazing for the system with nice parallax layers, sounds good too, But still a bitch to play. I like this game still.

[starsoldier1]

@123doomdoom Yeah, the game is a bit too insane sometimes, eh?

[Noyjeetut]

Looks fun and fast paced. Funny dialog too guys, keep it up.

[chrisfam7788]

wait a minute.. there's this same game for SEGA system, right? but this one is for Turbografx-16?

[avenuePad]

@starsoldier1 For sure! The stage 2 music on the TG is epic. :D

[starsoldier1]

@avenuePad I just played the arcade version recently. Yeah, it looks slightly nicer but yeah I agree that the music is better on the Turbo especially on Phase 2.

[avenuePad]

You can play the arcade version on MAME. It's virtually identical to the TG port, but the music is honestly better on the TG.

[starsoldier1]

Yeah, I still think it's one of the hardest Turbo games out there.

[HatchetAndMachete]

Me and my brother use to play this game alot. It is hard as hell lol.

[starsoldier1]

Yeah, this was released for the Sega Genesis as well but it's under the name Air Buster.