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My high score for the snes game HYPERZONE is 891620 
Can you beat it?
Can you beat it?
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Hyperzone
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I looked for the Demitri Martin joke, but I couldn't find it. : (
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the what?
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Whats hyperzone?
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FROM WIKIPEDIA: HyperZone is a shooter game developed by HAL Laboratory, Inc. for the Super NES. It was one of the first to be released for the console, and is notably one of the few "rail shooter" type games available.
HyperZone plays like a cross between a racing game and shooter.
The object of the game is to navigate each level while shooting enemies and earning points, until finally an encounter with a boss ends each level. After enough points are acquired, the player earns an extend and his/her ship is upgraded in the next stage (a total of six times.)
As a racing game, the resemblance is visual. The mode 7 "tracks" bear a resemblance to the well-known progenitor of mode 7 racing, F-Zero. As a rail shooter, in the same vein as Star Fox, the player's ship is constantly pushed forward through each level. While it is possible to slow down, doing so eventually causes damage to the player's ship.
HyperZone contains 8 levels altogether.
After the initial game is finished, it restarts from the beginning with the player continuing in the same ship and keeping score; the game loops infinitely.
HYPERZONE ISH DA MARSHTAH!!!
HyperZone plays like a cross between a racing game and shooter.
The object of the game is to navigate each level while shooting enemies and earning points, until finally an encounter with a boss ends each level. After enough points are acquired, the player earns an extend and his/her ship is upgraded in the next stage (a total of six times.)
As a racing game, the resemblance is visual. The mode 7 "tracks" bear a resemblance to the well-known progenitor of mode 7 racing, F-Zero. As a rail shooter, in the same vein as Star Fox, the player's ship is constantly pushed forward through each level. While it is possible to slow down, doing so eventually causes damage to the player's ship.
HyperZone contains 8 levels altogether.
After the initial game is finished, it restarts from the beginning with the player continuing in the same ship and keeping score; the game loops infinitely.
HYPERZONE ISH DA MARSHTAH!!!
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Looks decent, I may get it for my iPod touch
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i highly advise it....... bUtt uil nevr baet mi heiy skore...... <-- awesome speak.....
HYPERZONE ISH DA MARSHTAH!!!
HYPERZONE ISH DA MARSHTAH!!!
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