Overthrow the Orbots with awesome weapon power-ups like Shockwave, Bolo, and Orb.VectorMan can morph! Change into a speeding train, a power drill, mechanical fish, or a dune buggy gone berserk.Sure, it's doesn't look as good as some of the NES revivals we've seen lately, but at least somebody is trying to represent for the early 90s era.By the year 2049 Earth has been turned into a toxic waste dump! Humankind has fled into space leaving behind an army of mechanized "Orbots" to clean up the mess! But when the Orbot leader, WarHead, goes haywire and starts a robot revolt, only a lonely sludge barge pilot named VECTORMAN can pull the plug! It's a minor complaint, one that somewhat pales considering the fact that you are playing a recognizable 16-bit game. Vectorman controls quite well - the only caveat is the jumping, which is kinda "floaty." Sometimes, you want to just hop up and blast a Turret, but your jump carries you all the way up to the next platform. Many are revealed only after dispatching an enemy unit, such as a Beedle, Turret or Sludge Pilot. Not all of the Photons are just laying around, prime for the pluckin'. You can also uncover smart bombs that clear the screen, a "Health Ball" to replenishes energy, and a score multiplier that ups bonus points.Īs you wind your way through the levels, eliminating foes, always be on the lookout for "Photons," which Vectorman receives extra points for picking up. You begin the game with your basic blaster, but it can be powered up to a "Rapid Gun" or a "Wave Gun." These power-ups are found in the televisions scattered throughout the levels and they last for only a brief period of time, so make them count. The overall look is very close to the original, too, right down to the girder-laden levels and the item-filled televisions. Many of the original power-ups and enemies are back in play.
(Of course, the matter of how many Vectorman fans there are running around is another story.) The game is actually a very slick port of the 16-bit classic. SEGA Mobile recreation is a fan's dream come true.
Armed with an upgradeable blaster, you must work your way through a series of industrial-themed levels, wasting enemy robots and turrets. You must out to rid the land of the oppressive machines that have enslaved the other robots. You are Vectorman, the last of the free-thinking robots. Vectorman on the cellphone is essentially a smallish port of the original Genesis game.
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