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Condition
Good: An item in used but good condition. May have minor damage to jewel case including scuffs or ...
Release Year
1999
UPC
0020295120061
Platform
Nintendo 64
Rating
E-Everyone
Publisher
Infogrames
Genre
Action & Adventure
Game Name
Starshot: Space Circus Fever

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Starcash was looking for the perfect headliner for his Space Circus. After all, the usual robots were fine at first, but the business couldn't afford to simply pull out act after act without any surprises. Starshot was going to be his ticket out of bankruptcy, the attraction that no one would be able to resist. <br><br>You see, Starshot was originally supposed to be a weapon trained to follow orders and attack without question. That's what Killer Expo did. The planet raised robots as loyal soldiers to fight whatever was deemed a threat to the status quo. Yet something was wrong with Starshot -- he contracted a virus that made him useless to the military; he developed something called a conscience.<br><br>What was Killer Expo's loss was now Starcash's gain. Starshot would display his skills for all the world to see along with his two little friends named Willfall and Willfly. Starcash hoped people would stop paying to see the modern and cruel Virtua Circus led by Wolfgang Von Ravel. It seems the boss has been stealing such landmarks as the Milky Way, Big Dipper, and the rings of Saturn, without any regard for the preservation of space. To add insult to injury, the man was charging admission for it!<br><br>After hearing about this, Starshot agreed to embark on a mission to wipe out the Virtua Circus and stop Wolfgang Von Ravel's dastardly plan to steal the galaxy to use as his main attraction. To succeed, the robot will have to travel to seven planets, meeting over 300 different characters, until his final confrontation with Von Ravel himself. The planets include tropical Tensuns, the jungle-like Primitron, militaristic Killer Expo, mechanical Technomum, junkyard Ultimacrash, the ruins of Earth, and the evil Virtua Circus. <br><br>Starshot: Space Circus Fever is a 3D platform game that has players running, jumping, swimming and shooting their way through futuristic environments. While journeying across the galaxy, players will have to complete various goals with the help of a map. Each level begins from the control room of the Space Circus starship, where you'll be able to select from seven different options (represented by characters) before beginning each level. Your robot friends will inform you on each planet, brief you on the mission at hand, or offer a hint where to find coveted Mega Fuel points.<br><br>These Mega Fuel points are important to find, since Starshot must gather 100 if the Space Circus is to return safely to Earth. Other collectibles include green Life Points, blue Stars (each star represents two shots), yellow Flight Time Capsules that give Starshot two seconds worth of -- you guessed it -- flight time. <br><br>Starshot: Space Circus Fever also offers a number of options to customize play. The game supports two video settings (either the standard 4:3 ratio or a letterboxed 16:9 format), three languages (English, French or German) and adjustable controller functions. Up to four games can be saved directly to the cartridge without the use of a Controller Pak accessory.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Infogrames
UPC
0020295120061
eBay Product ID (ePID)
1440

Product Key Features

Rating
E-Everyone
Genre
Action & Adventure
Platform
Nintendo 64
Game Name
Starshot: Space Circus Fever

Additional Product Features

Release Year
1999
Number of Players
1
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
Control Elements
Gamepad/Joystick
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139973
ESRB Descriptor
Mild Animated Violence, Mild Language

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  • by joh-froel
    Jan 17, 2017

    Starshot, not that bad

    Starshot is a game I played as a kid so naturally I wanted it again all these years later. Its not a very pretty game to look at but the gameplay is great if you can get past the horrible in-game camera. Its a big game but extremely difficult at times, I would say this game is strictly for serious game collectors wanting to try something different or someone who has already played it.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: generalzods_gamingzone

  • by jackqsto
    Dec 10, 2007

    keep looking for something better

    I will give extra points to the game because I'm sure if I had the instructions, I'd navigate better, but the main issue for me is that I get nauseous playing this game for longer than a half hour or so. The camera angles move too fast or maybe the starshot guy moves too fast. Whatever it is, I end up feeling sick and dizzy. My kids like watching me play but they can't seem to figure out the object of the game. They are little still - 5 and 7 year olds. It seems to have several levels of play, but we can't get past the first world. By the time I need good reflexes, I'm green.

  • by squirmywurmy
    Jul 25, 2006

    Starshot: Space Circus Fever

    The graphics in this game arent all that great but it is a fun game to play. There are seven giant worlds ranging from a sunny paradise, to a complex mechanical maze, to a ghostly hell-hole. This is a big game. And depsite it's cartonny childish graphics and plot (a fight between two rival circuses), this game can be as hard as diamond lined nails. Worth trying if your looking for something different.

  • by mcconaniss
    Feb 08, 2018

    Game works great thanks again..

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: rock30games

  • by samargus64
    Feb 14, 2011

    Good game, but cursed by bad camera controls.

    Starshot: Space Circus Fever is a very good game. It is very similar to Super Mario 64 when it comes to running around levels, collecting objects. Unfortanately, the difficulty of controlling the camera makes it awkward to play. The camera may zoom to close to you for seemingly no reason at all, and jumping causes the camera to shake uncontrollably. Don't let the camera get in the way of enjoying this game, though, because this game has lots of puzzles to solve, and serve as something new to play if you've finished Super Mario 64.

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