Update: October 26, 2005
«©NCSX» The first portion of SDI or Strategic Defense Initiative takes place in space where a space shuttle unloads a lone satellite which them shoots at hundreds of enemy missiles and satellites. Move the satellite and cursor around to blast as many as possible while watching out for projectiles that are headed directly for the satellite. The game is reminiscent of the classic "Missile Command" except the supply of missiles in SDI is unlimited. In the next stage, the satellite has to protect a base from bombs that are dropping from space. Destroy them all as even one of them will blow up the whole shebang and end the game. Quartet is a side scrolling shmup where players take control of a mustached space jockey named Lee which grabs a booster pack and flies into battle against oddly apportioned space creatures. If more than one player is in action, the other three spacenauts are: Joe, Edgar, and Mary. The title Quartet refers to the four team members who can play at once if four compadres are available. In addition to the arcade originals of SDI and Quartet, Sega also includes the Mark III/Sega Master System versions of both games along with a historical gallery of nifty game art and promotional material. NCS Game Notes
* Sega bundles the exact arcade and Sega Master System conversions of the two games. There are no enhancements to the original code. * In SDI, the D-pad is used to move the satellite, the R-Analog moves the firing cursor, and the L1 and L2 triggers are used to fire at enemies. Jan Code: 4974365831325 View the back cover and screenshots on the main NCS site. This document is ©NCSX 2005. All rights reserved. No reproduction in whole or in part of this document may be made without express written consent of National Console Support, Inc.
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