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Zeitgeist

Second hand. Light discolouration to disk. Slight manual cover impressions and slight scuffing on reverse.

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$8.51 $11.99 In stock

Category: Playstation

Outer space based 3D shooter from Taito with spin feature to avoid the brunt of the enemy onslaught. Reminiscent of Space Harrier in parts, there are some titanium tough mecha bosses to take down before you can think of seeing the credits roll.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Hannah ★★★★★

The spin move is a lifesaver when the screen fills with enemy fire—I started relying on it way more than I expected. The Space Harrier-style sections break up the pace nicely, and finally taking down those titanium mecha bosses after a few tries felt genuinely earned.

Lucy F. ★★★★★

Those mecha bosses are absolute tanks—took me several tries each—but the spin dodge makes the screen-filling chaos manageable. The space stages have that classic Taito arcade vibe and feel great on a controller.

Jason A. ★★★★★

The spin move is a lifesaver when the screen fills with enemy fire, and it gives the whole thing a frantic, arcade-perfect rhythm. It’s got that classic Taito polish in the level design, though those mecha bosses did make me sweat for a bit. Wish I’d found this sooner, honestly.