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We have Sailor Moon games availables on Super Nintendo. RPG Beat 'em up Bandai. Sailor Moon (originally translated from Japanese as Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon and later as Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon) is a Japanese shōjo manga series written and illustrated by Naoko Takeuchi. It was originally serialized in Nakayoshi from 1991 to 1997.

Sailor Moon fans, here you go: A freeware 2 player Sailor Moon game. I am told by its author that there are very few if any out there. There are two arenas (levels) in this game. The object of this game is to make: Sailor Moon lose all her health or Sailor Venus lose all her hearts.

The gamet has a nice music selection, very good graphics and of course your favorite Sailor Moon characters. Controls: Sailor Moon - ARROW KEYS:Num Lock must be on! 1 (END) - Transform, 2 (DOWN) - Attack 1 (Moon Gorgeous Meditation) 3 (PGDN) - Attack 2 (Starlight Honeymoon Therapy Kiss), 0 (INS) - Shield Sailor Venus - KEYBOARD: W - Up, S - Down, A - Left, D - Right, B - Transform N - (Venus Love And Beauty Shock Version 1), M - Attack 2 (Venus Love And Beauty Shock Version 2), SPACE BAR - Shield REQUREMNTS: PENTIUM processor, 64 MB RAm, 8 MB VIDEO CARD.

Sailor Moon is a video game released in Japan in the 90s, mainly following the story of the manga-series. By 1998 twenty games were already released, with the first game being on the market in 1993. Each of the game had impressive sales, between 200.000 and 300.000 copies. They were only released in Japan, but was also present in France in 1994, thanks to Angel, the game developer. Though the manga-series are very popular all over the world, the games are difficult to find in any other country.

The early Sailor Moon games were side-scrolling fighters, while the last ones were unique puzzle games and even versus fighting games. Sailor Moon: Another Story was a game to stand out, being the only role-playing game in the series. Chibi Moon and Sailor Moon are the only two playable characters in some of the games.

The game were mainly released on, while the first side-scroller was made available for Sega Mega Drive/Genesis. Two other side-scrolling adventure games were made available for Game Boy, and also another game for Game Gear. The first versus fighting game was published for the 3DO, but remained not-so-popular due to the fact that it was only available in Japan. The 3DO device was only sold in Japan, and downloading the game from the internet while being somewhere else wasn't useful. There are also fighting games released for Sega Saturn and PlayStation. The first Sailor Moon game was released in 1993, and was a beat 'em up arcade game for Super Nintendo Entertainment System. The player controls one or two of the five heroines, each of the characters having their own set of skills.

There are five different stages, at the end of each one being a boss the player has to fight and defeat in order to advance to the next level. Throughout the game the character has to find different bonuses. To pick them, the player will have to stand over them and press the attack button. Food items increase health, but some of the will damage your health as well. Roses will totally refill your life bar. Items such as the star will give you more lives. If the game is set on easy mode, only the first two levels are available to play.

The five heroines are Sailor Moon, Sailor Mercury, Sailor Mars, Sailor Jupiter and Sailor Venus. Each of them has different skills and attacks. The game was very popular back when released, probably also thanks to the increased popularity of the series. Unfortunately it was mainly released in Japan and only by downloading the ROMs you could have played in in the US or Europe. Even so, the game was a hit on the market and sold millions of copies. The game received very good feedback on the internet as well, with 29 users on GameSpot rating the video game with an overall feedback of 7.3 out of 10.