Shadow Squadron
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| Shadow Squadron | |||||||
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| Developer | Sega | ||||||
| Publisher | Sega | ||||||
| Platform(s) | Sega 32x | ||||||
| Release date |  April 26, 1995  June 1996  June 1996 | ||||||
| Genre | Shooting | ||||||
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| Mode(s) | 1 player 2 players (versus) | ||||||
| Media | Sega Genesis / 32x: ROM Cartridge
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| Input | Sega Genesis / CD / 32x:
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| Next title | Stellar Assault SS (Sega Saturn, 1997) | ||||||
- Kids to Adults
- Three years and olderShadow Squadron (also known as Stellar Assault in Japan and Europe) is a shooting game, developed and published by Sega for Sega 32x in 1995. In this game, players can control two different kinds of spaceships to shoot other spaceships and other space objects as a form of missions. The game makes heavy use of the 32x's 3D polygonal capabilities, which can be compared with other games from the '90s, such as StarBlade and Star Fox.
A sequel to the game, Stellar Assault SS, was released in 1997 only on Japan for Sega Saturn by SIMS.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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| Japanese | ステラアサルト Sutera Asaruto |
Stellar Assault |
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