Binding: Video Game Brand: Nintendo EAN: 0045496830212 ESRB Age Rating: Everyone Label: Nintendo Manufacturer: Nintendo Platform: Nintendo Super NES Publisher: Nintendo Sales Rank: 7122 Studio: Nintendo
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Cartridge only.
If Very Good: cartridge in great condition
If Good: has sticker(s), sticker residue, or minor problems
If Acceptable has one or more flaws: has stickers, label torn, yellowing, black marker on it.
Rating: - STUPIDLY EASY, YET FUN 7.5 OUT OF 10
Yoshi's Safari is not exactly the greatest light-gun shooter ever made, but it offers a nice variety of fun to keep you entertained, and it gives you a reason to purchase the Super Scope Gun. The story is about Mario and Yoshi going out on a quest to save Jewelry Land, its two rulers Prince Pine and King Fret, and and retrieve 12 gems under orders from Princess Peach (Holy crap! you don't have to save Peach for once!). So you shoot your way through ten stages of on-rails arcade shooting, destroy familiar enemies like the Koopas, Hammer Bros., and more in familiar Super Mario World-style levels all in the hopes of defeating Bowser (Surprise!) and bringing peace back to the land (Yawn...). The Scope Gun works well with this game and never really feels awkward to shoot. The levels are nicely designed, but the graphics don't seem to have the bright colorful flare of the old 16-bit Mario games. The gun feels responsive and reliable, but while your gun is unlimited in ammo, you have to wait for it to recharge to full capacity to get the best shooting results. Unfortunately, the flaws that cripple this game are its stupidly easy levels and the game is far too short (In my first time playing it, I completed it in just over a half hour and died a grand total of two times). But, if you're a more casual gamer this game will suit you because it's not hard and it's actually quite fun and simple. This may not be Yoshi's best game but its fun nonetheless.
Rating: - Best Super Scope Game *MAYBE*
This ties with Battle Clash for me... it is a must have for the Super Scope owner.
Rating: - Great, another shooter, *sigh*
I have never played this game, but I remember its existance.
It was one of the few games on the Super Nintendo that required the use of the Super Scope. As far as I knew, it may have been the only game. In fact, I think it came WITH the Super Scope.
I personally think that the use of a shooting mechanism died with the NES, so I wouldn't even bother with this game.
Rating: - Looks Good!
I've never played this game, but it looks real cool! It's a shooter & adventure (I think).I'll right more once I've played it.
- Best Super Scope Game *MAYBE*
- Great, another shooter, *sigh*
