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System: SNES
Size: 184.18 KB
Released: 1991
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Spectre Overview

Spectre is a three-dimensional combat vehicle simulation for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. Its core activity involves piloting an armed vehicle across expansive terrain to engage hostile units, drawing clear inspiration from earlier titles like Battlezone. The visual environment is defined by large, flat areas populated with enemy tanks and surreal, often pulsating structures that serve as obstacles or landmarks.

Players select from a set of vehicle profiles with distinct statistical trade-offs in mobility, defense, and weapon strength. A pre-configured balanced model exists alongside specialized fast and armored types, with an option to create a custom configuration. Progression through stages requires eliminating all opposing forces or gathering every flag placed within the arena. These arenas feature varied aesthetic themes reflected in the scenery and objects.

The opposition becomes more formidable over time, with artificial intelligence improvements, increased attack frequency, and the introduction of advanced enemy models in later stages. Resource management is a factor, as ammunition is finite but can be partially restored from pickups scattered in the environment; defensive shields function similarly. The game provides three distinct camera perspectives, each offering different tactical advantages during combat.

While the main sequence of levels is extensive, advancing beyond a certain point is described as challenging to the point of being nearly impossible. A high score tracking system is present. A significant component is the multiplayer mode, which supports several participants over a network or fewer via direct connection. This mode includes competitive formats such as free-for-all combat, a flag collection contest where carried flags can be stolen by destroying the carrier, and a team-based objective to assault an opponent's headquarters.

Additional narrative context was supplied through supplementary materials, framing the in-game conflict within a cyberpunk storyline involving a professional combatant.

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