Bio-Hazard Battle Longplay (Mega Drive/Genesis) [60 FPS]
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Developed and published by Sega in 1992.
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Foreword: A re-upload to take advantage of RUclips 60 FPS Support!
Also known as Crying: Aseimei Sensou in Japan, Bio-Hazard Battle is a horizontal scrolling shoot 'em up released for the Sega Mega Drive console.
During a global bio-war, a new and deadly retrovirus is unleased by enemy forces, introducing powerful new lifeforms on to the planet, Avalon.
Orbiting the planet is the space station O.P. Odysseus, carrying with it some of the last surviving humans. The purpose of the station is to preserve human life until Avalon becomes inhabitable again. Pilots on-board the station have been awoken from their cryogenic sleep in order to reclaim the planet and establish a new colony on the surface.
The player must choose from four different bio-ships, each possessing a range of different armaments, in a bid to cleanse the various hostile lifeforms from the planet.
Thematically, the game bears resemblance to Irem's R-Type series where enemies usually take the form of hellish fusions of biological organisms with machines. It is also similar to Apidya, another shooter released on the Amiga computer, which also involves fighting giant insectoid enemies.
Each ship is equipped with a super-beam weapon that can be charged and fired by holding down the B-button. This shot covers a wide area of the play field and is very useful for bringing down some of the more power enemies in the game.
As with similar games in the genre, BHB makes numerous power-ups available to the player, which appear as multi-coloured, floating globes on the play-field. Each weapon grants your ship a different ability and each ship gets it's own, unique weapon based on the colour of the power-up; this is a really neat feature and gives the game plenty of variety, as well as a degree of replayability.
The main player ship is orbited by a small satellite that fires your collected weapon. Moving the main ship causes the satellite to rotate around your craft and this forms a big part of strategy during play as it enables the player to shoot enemies appearing from behind, as well as using the satellite to block enemy projectiles.
Probably the most useful weapon is the homing laser (which I use predominantly throughout this video) due to the fact that it is quick, powerful and homes in on enemies as soon as they appear on the play-field. Other weapons are useful, but I found the homing laser meant that I could destroy enemies effectively and spend more time avoiding enemy bullets.
I remember owning this game back near the time of release having been heavily discounted. While the style of the game was impressive, I remember finding the game very difficult and I could never make it beyond the third stage. While the game scrolls very smoothly, it demands quick reactions from the player in order to dodge the tiny projectiles that the enemy ships shoot. I usually get killed by bullets that I failed to spot, rather than flying into oncoming enemies.
Having had chance to replay the game, it's tough without being unfair. Although the scenery does cause clipping with your ship, it doesn't cause your ship to explode simply by coming into contact with it; many shooters make it difficult enough in simply dealing with enemies, let alone having to master pixel-perfect flying through tight tunnels or flight corridors.
The art direction and sprite design in this game is of a particularly high standard. Many of the enemies are drawn with specular highlights that make them look three-dimensional and the enemy designs themselves look great.
Music and sound is also very decent, with most of the background music having a distinctly organic vibe to it; the perfect accompaniment when shooting things with lots of tentacles.
Rounding off the package is co-operative multiplayer, allowing you to face off against the enemy with a friend.
If you're looking for a shmup with replayability, plenty of variety with plenty of challenge, Bio-Hazard Battle is definitely worth a look.
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I don't think I've ever heard a soundtrack so appropriate for a game. The songs are weird but catchy, and played in a minor key with a reverberating quality that makes your skin crawl. With so many bizarre sights and sounds, Bio Hazard Battle is one of the more memorable - and underrated - Genesis shooters.
100%
Mid soundtrack
You just spit my exact thoughts. I just told my husband maybe because of this soundtrack back in my childhood I have such odd taste in music now days. Amazing tho because the music I listen is very very good. Best game ever! So underrated
It's funny how things stick in your mind, I didn't play this game a lot, only in 1992/1993 and never played again but 27 years later I'll still find myself humming the stage 3 music while I'm working on something, never forgot the weird long legged crab thing either.
absolutely. MDRKJP is a level code for spider man: separation anxiety on genesis. played it casually as a kid. no idea why i still remember that one code to this day
This game is super nostalgic to me. I use to play this with my dad when I was younger and we were like crazy about this game until our genisis broke. I still have the game cartridge with me but always had difficulty remembering the name and finding gameplay of it. But it had to be the music that literally was embedded to my brain bc the minute i played this video and heard it i had so many wonderfull flashbacks of us playing. Thank you
I happy that you and your Dad were playing this together. The memories when I was younger is the main reason why I pretty much just play retro games. I hope you have a Genesis and have this game! Memories are so important!
That music on the title screen and the first level is so eerie sounding. Gives you goosebumps.
It’s the sound of being hunted.
The fact that the level 1 theme plays on the last level just makes it sooo epic
The sound track is sick!!!:)
The OST for Stage 3 and 4 are my ULTIMATE favourites
Seriously reminds me of some of the more avant gard end of the minimal synth genre. What a cool game. Unlike Darius, it makes sense whenever You see fish as bosses. Darius is great too, but just lots of sky fish.
That boss theme
That is what made this game stick out 30 years into the future on me. I still can hear it in my head sometimes. That music.
loved this game. Many a beer marathon 2 player on this one. Would love to see a remake HD like R-Type.
As soon as I heard the music start at the very beginning of the video, I remembered this game.
God, so nostalgic haha. Music was insane when I was a kid.
Hours and hours spent playing this in my friend's unfinished basement.
Reginald Andrews definitely agree man!
Soundtrack of this game was/is amazing ! I'm 41 and its still memorable after some 25+ years to this day. I'm sure other people can relate. Cheers!
I remember PLAYING this at my uncle's house THE title music STILL is unsettling in a GOOD way THO it stuck with me.
One of my fave 16bit shooters. Biomechanics + killer OST. Very underrated game.
You make this game look so easy, I couldn't get past the second level!
One hit and you're dead, you only get 3 lives too.
Not if you go to Options and change them to 5.
He’s using the best power up, that red laser owns
That's me with every shmup lol.
I played this game as a kid and clocked it. It has always been a favourite of mine from saga.
Cannot *believe* this is a complete playthrough of this old gem of a Sega Megadrive game!
I remember playing this as a little girl at my grandmother's house, she had an assortment of lesser-known games and this was one of my favourites. I was too young to get the story I just knew I was the Good Alien killing all the gross Bad Aliens. On Tuesday I found a Switch game called Sega Classics, basically a hodgepodge of old Segas games now playable on the Switch and right there with my absolute favourite game (Streets of Rage 2 - Blaze is coolest character!) this cartridge actually had *Bio-Hazard Battle* and after a few minutes of playing it was like being a child at my grandmother's house again 😭😭😭
Thanks so much for this walkthrough, I'm having troubled getting past a certain point and watching this I think it may be my choice of Weapon (the Red Homing Laser is my favourite)
Thanks for helping out fellow fans ⭐️=^_^=⭐️
I know this is pretty simple but the blue creatures at 11:08 look really nice and almost late 90's CGI worthy! This seems like a very well designed and fun game
Soundtrack of this game was/is amazing ! I'm 41 and its still memorable after some 25+ years to this day. I'm sure other people can relate. Cheers!
I’m 33 and was playing this when I was 5...the soundtrack was eerie then and remains eerie now!
One of my favorite soundtracks of all time.
I use to play this all the time as a kid in the 90s!!! Such a underrated game. Thank you for posting this. Brought back so many memories. The sounds and graphics were so cool back then and actually still are. Haha
Loved its music. No wonder i listen to weird shit as an adult.
hahah!!
Seriously...LOL.....I as just humming it the other day after so many years....so here I am looking it up.
what is some weird shit you listen to
and now that us me, too
This game takes me back to my childhood, playing for hours on end. The laser is still my favourite weapon.
Thank you for uploading this. One of my favorite games off all time.
the best
From the beginning intro soundtrack to the ending of the final battle, this is a freaking awesome piece of music making! This game looks easy as you watch the expert play the game, but in fact is is NASTY hard because you have to have the memory of a savant to follow the patterns of the enemy... plus concentrate past the awesome music! I loved this game...
You playing this on Hard with 3 starting lives made me realize just how much I suck at this game. lol
This should be up there with Thunder Force for great Genesis exclusives (and great Genesis soundtracks)
The “boss” fight music is bad ass and eerie as hell
Holy shit this takes me back! I just bought the 50+ Genesis game pack oh xbox1 and I can't wait to play! This and Vectorman!
Wait, does it also have Vectorman 2 as well?
Yup those little tiny red“beans” is what i used to call em when I was like 5 or 6. I’m turning 29 in December 😭😭😭
@@-RAYZ- OMG OMG OMG!!!! THAT IS A MUST HAVE!!!
@@-RAYZ- Gotta get on Steam and get them...NOW
Most underrated soundtrack EVER！！
You gotta pay CLOSE attention to enemy shots because they are so small to noticed.During a bombardment of enemies.
Thank you very much for posting this amazing blast to the past game. As a kid I couldn't make it passed the 3rd stage as well. Even as an adult looking at what you went through I don't think i would have the patience to go through it. But i'm glad you did... and you did without getting hit once which is an incredible feat! I also appreciate the whole backstory that you gave us because my nephew was along with me watching this and asking why is the world like this... notablly the art style made it seem like everything were just mutated organic figures like we're used to... flying catipllars... giant mantis... but also gigantic simple shaped microscopic virus shapes as well... the monster that used to give me the chills was the giant leach creatures. Great job!
Glad you enjoyed the video :)
Took me a moment to figure it out when I saw the screenshot in the manual but the space station at the start of the game and ending is the Sulaco from Aliens, or at least heavily inspired by it.
Hard to believe that game was also known as Crying in Japan
It was Crying: Aseimei Sensou
Hard to believe that they changed its distinctive name for something as generic as "bio hazard battle"
In Sega Genesis Classics this one of my main games. This was the first one I played of the 50 games.
My brother and I fucking loved this game! been searching for years because i forgot the title till today. Thanks for the trip down memory lane!
Was hard to look away. I can see now that I have only made it a third of the way through this thing in the past. Such awesome art design.
Good Lord, I remember playing this game with my dad and brothers when I was five.
...I'm just shy of 27 now. Fuck.
Played this as a kid with a friend and it left an impression on me since then. Very mysterious as there arnt many credits to studios and I hadn't played r-type so had nothing to compare it to. Then there's the music
one of the best games i played on the sega md
Beautiful looking game. Great music too. I just bought this. Can't wait to play it with the Sega arcade stick, and a cable from the mega Drive headphone jack plugged into my gaming chair (with the bass activated rumble tweaked to turn on at the loudest parts.) Hurry up Mr. Postman!
Very underrated title on the Sega Genesis
My grandfather and I used to play this game together. So hard and so much fun!
Awesome game, underrated at the time for being a cheap game at the time. My favorite ship was the sting ray because he had the homeing lazer option. Second best was the brine shrimp dude he had the homing bubbles that do massive damage, in the end total nostalgia!
Aspie Otaku couldn't have said it better
two ships shared the homing laser, I think the fly one had it too. My brother and I always fought over it. xD
@@BeckyNosferatu me and my brother too :-D
Loved this game growing up. Keep up the good work
Ah, a very good nostalgic game I remember to be that one that give me the feeling to read and write about apocalyptic events and the way life goes on despite the changes.
Also, as I didn’t know the real names of the four characters that one chose to play, so I nicknamed them based on what they look like.
Sawblade - Top left
Arrowfin - Top right
Quito - Bottom left
Aramark - Bottom right
Interestingly, a Japanese fansite apparently had a description of the final boss that questioned whether it was itself a retroviral being. Despite being a machine CREATED BY one of the earlier warring nations--did they use something alien by mistake? In any case, I decided to dream up descriptions and names for the bosses, names following the Greek mythology theme of the English-side ship names.
St. 2: City ruins scavenger "Medousa"
St. 3: Arboreal parasite "Python"
St. 4: Mud-shielded subterranean predator "Antaios"
St. 5: Apex aquatic predator "Ketos"
St. 6: Machine usurping parasite "Mimas"
St. 7: Weapon production facility multifarious defense system "Acheron"
St. 8, phase 1: Primary weapon production control system "Pandora"
St. 8, phases 2 and 3: Defective alien terraforming master control system "Epimetheus"
The ships have names??!?
I never played this, but I think I would have loved it as a kid.
Had this back in the day. Love this game. Great memories!
Great spritework for its time.
Did I just see a no death run of Bio Hazard Battle? Impressive!
Damned fine underrated shmup, never really hear this one talked about when people talk Genesis shmups. Damned shame too, because it's actually really good.
this game scared the shit out of me as a kid but i loved it
Same!
The second level sounds like Free Will by Rush
miss this game
God I fucking loved this game.
I just love how bizarre it is.
my friend shawn lamby had this game used to play when we were kids
Единственный скролл-шутер, который не скучно пройти, есть ещё похожая игра InsectorX - шутер про насекомых.
The level 3 boss reminds me of the Nightmare on elm street boss with freddy's head attached to the chain that lunges at you.
Damn this brings back memories. But also I just realized I never made it past stage 3 as a kid haha.
I just decided to get into shmups. This is my 1st purchase. So far i beat practice mode, and got to level 4 on easy. I think I'll be a pro by the end of the year :). I had some experience with arrow flash, so I'm catching on. Shoot em ups might be the best genre ever.
This game, streets of rage 2 and fifa 93, I loved my sega
The boss music though. It took me years to find out the name of this game. My dad and I would play it all the time on a box TV when I was a kid.
I am not even a huge fan of space shooters but this was just an outstanding game. It is probably my second favorite shooter next to "Last Resort" on the Neo Geo.
Oh ya, I also loved NES version of Section Z.
The biggest enemy are the unwanted power-ups xD
14:06 THAT was close!!
Respect for the good run, i suck in the underwater level...
I don’t like to use this word much these days because the internet kind of made every game ever have acolytes and defenders, but I think this game is kind of underrated. It’s just a solid shmup with a ton of character. Still haven’t beaten it. But it’s on the short list of games I have to beat sooner rather than later.
Man the sound design in this game is perfect! It’s so weird and creepy and strange.
I can’t believe I’ve never heard of this game before.
I remember this game and I finished it with my brother waww good memories when I was a kid. The graphic was good at the time, one thing I didn't like is after you complete the all game you gonna realize that is too short. But enjoyable
So happy to see this! Very Underrated game!
I had not heard of it before today... Sad I didn't own it back in the day. That music is perfect for the game too!
this shit turned me into a video game monster... @ 8:18 you have to have 2 players to blow his ass up... I still play this game... One of my ALL TIME FAVORITES!!!! (them fucking sounds yo)
The bug ship is my favorite...classic shoot em ups! Genesis gang💯💯💯
This is... my game...
It all started here...
My mom (she got me in shmups back in 1984 with Demon Attack, Vangaurd, and Phoenix on the 2600 and 1988 with Gradius on NES) and I rented this one in mid to late 1992 and finished it in one setting but played it a few more times.
Google play needs to add this to there Sega collection
Love this game, play a lot one Summer with my friend and his father.
Love the strange music on this excellent stuff 🙂
Best shoot them up, art design, music, the top !!!!!!!
Oh my god YES
One of the under-estimated SHMUPS for the Sega Genesis. And the entire soundtrack was just CREEPY as hell!!! Great game and the 2-d Polygon graphics were just fucking awesome for its TIME!! I remember playing the DEMO version at the Consumer Electronics Show in early 1990. All of the music was TOTALLY different!!! Still plays in my head like I was just there!!! a nice RE-BOOT of this would be creepy but AWESOME!!!
Smart move: the stingray is the way to go!
18:12 Massive battleship that may have been deployed to protect the planet's inhabitants are now colony of great biohazard.
I just got threw playing this game and I beat it
This game looks pretty cool. It reminds me slightly of U.N. Squadron on the SNES. Not the same theme, but similar gameplay.
That first stage music kind of sounds like 'Freewill' by Rush.
Fluid animation.
I was so confused. The music at the beginning didn’t fit the level or any of the music in the game. Then I realised it was the ‘demo’ section 🙃
You're unstoppable
I must get this for my Genesis.
Большое Спасибо за прохождение 🌾😆🌿
First time seeing this game wow!!!!
I didn't recognize the name or game art, but then the music kicked in..
this was a game I wish I could've master
Yes. Just. Yes
This was a unique game.
Amazing video quality!
I think the Japanese title of 'Crying' is more appropriate than biohazard battle.
Melhor jogo de nave de todos os tempos
Loved this game
this game was dope
I love this game
Great video really enjoyed. We've just done our top 8 games video on this amazing console. Would love to hear your comments on our top 8 games.
2019?
I still play this game... since 1993
@@KRGraphicsCG Man I could never get pasted satage 5 when I had my mega drive O_O I got it on a emulator now but I bet I still have trouble lol.
Этот жанр Игр. Только для тех кто это понимает Гениальный. Жанр ✊🌿🌾😆💖🐈😇🌈
I hope that Sega does not make a new version of this superb game.