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Moon Cresta

Second hand. Includes mini audio and DVD along with arcade poster collectors card plus guide leaflet. Please note: DVD is Region 2.

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$23.99 $39.99 In stock

Category: PS2

Part of the ‘Ore Tachi Gamesen Zoku’ series (We are the game centre gang – sounds tougher in Japanese!)

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Emily ★★★★★

The disc loads up instantly on my old PS2 and the arcade-perfect port brings back all the nostalgia of dodging those aliens. The three-ship docking mechanic is still as addictive as I remember from the arcade.

Penelope F. ★★★★★

Picked this up for my PS2 and it's exactly what I hoped for—the authentic arcade cabinet feel translates perfectly to the home console. The 'Ore Tachi Gamesen Zoku' series title screen adds a cool retro touch that makes the whole thing feel like a proper import gem.

Owen ★★★★☆

The gameplay captures that old-school arcade feel perfectly, and the button mapping is spot-on. I just wish the instruction manual offered a bit more detail on the scoring system, since some mechanics aren't obvious at first.