Hang On & Safari Hunt

                                       Hang On 
(Overall) Hang On was originally an arcade game realest by Sega in 1985. The arcade version was the first arcade game to use 16 bit graphics. Hang On has been ported to several different video game consoles and home computers. This is a very good game to introduce yourself to the Sega Master System and can stand toe to toe with any racing game on the more popular Nintendo Entertainment System. In this game you have to shift gears to speed up or slow down.

Safari Hunt
(Overall) Safari Hunt is a light gun game and a very good one at that. Dust off you Master System Light Phaser and get ready for an exotic hunting trip! Safari Hunt was Sega's answer to Nintendo's Duck Hunt and let me tell you, they got the right answer. Safari hunt is so much better than Duck Hunt its not even funny. To go to the next level you have to shoot enough animals to get the point requirements which go up each level. You have a lot of bullets and no dumb dog to laugh at you if you miss so lets get cocked and loaded and shoot some stuff!

 Hang On (Overall): Hang On was originally an arcade game released by Sega in 1985. The arcade version was the first arcade game to use 16-bit graphics. Hang On has been ported to several video game consoles and home computers. This is an excellent game to discover the Sega Master System and it rivals without problems the best racing games of the Nintendo Entertainment System. In this game, you have to change gears to speed up or slow down. (Graphics) This game offers superb 8-bit graphics! Compare Rad Racer on NES and Hang On, and you'll understand. Each checkpoint is different, starting with the first part, which features a simple black and white road lined with green grass. At the second checkpoint, the grass gives way to the desert.

Safari Hunt is a light gun game, and an excellent one at that. Dust off your Master System Light Phaser and get ready for an exotic hunting trip! Safari Hunt was Sega's answer to Nintendo's Duck Hunt, and believe me, they hit the mark. Safari Hunt is so much better than Duck Hunt, it's incredible. To advance to the next level, you must shoot enough animals to meet the required score, which increases with each level. You have plenty of ammo and no silly dog to laugh at you if you miss your target, so get ready, aim, fire!

Used games, which means they may show some light signs of wear. The photo is for illustrative purposes only. Tested,