Presentation of the Line of Fire Master System Cartridge
Introducing the Line of Fire Master System Cartridge, a replicated cartidge that compiles 600 Master System games, including the popular Line of Fire title. Explore the list of 600 Games that come with the Everdrive Cartridge.
Experience Unlimited Ammo and Precision Guided Missiles
Take control of Jack as he infiltrates an enemy base and discovers a secret weapon. With an unlimited supply of bullets and approximately 50 missiles per mission, players will have the firepower needed to traverse six levels and defeat their enemies. Use the “aftertouch” feature to guide your missiles towards hard-to-reach enemies and strategically jump over obstacles.
Challenging Gameplay and Multiple Difficulty Levels
The Line of Fire Master System Cartridge offers a unique top-down perspective and requires players to strategically navigate through each level. With three difficulty levels and a limited access to the top part of the screen, players will need to carefully plan their movements and use their weapons wisely. The game offers multiple lives per continue and the vehicle can withstand several hits before exploding.
Technical Specifications
- 600 Master System games in one cartridge
- Perspective: Top-down, side-scrolling gameplay
- Unlimited bullets and approximately 50 missiles per mission
- “Aftertouch” feature for guided missiles
- Three difficulty levels
- Multiple lives per continue
- Released in 1991
- Genre: Action | Shooter
- Format: PAL
- Languages: English
- Developers: Sega
- Publishers: Sega
If you’re a fan of Line of Fire, you’ll also enjoy games like The Jungle Book and Lord of the Sword. Get your hands on the Line of Fire Master System Cartridge and start your retro gaming adventure today. Our cartridge is compatible with a wide range of Master System emulators, including those available on GBC, Game Boy Color, NES, Dreamcast, Megadrive, and Wii U. You can even play it on your Android device with the right emulator!
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