Retro Gaming Magazine April 2014 | Page 24

Snatcher has a storied history around the world, almost as varied as the systems it has been released on over the years. Officially, Snatcher is probably SNATCHER the only "true" digiMSX2 tal comic that we received in North Play it like it was meant to be played America and it was Words: Carl Williams on the Sega CD (why no PC release was ever made, I will never understand). This extremely limited release has led to rather high prices for an original copy on Ebay. Set in the past, now, Snatcher opens by telling the story of a biological weapon that mistakenly gets released into the air which resulted in over 75% of the population of Eurasia being killed. 50 years later artificial life forms appear with sinister plans for the remaining people. You come in as Gillian Seed who has amnesia but is employed with the job of eliminating these robots. Translations” coverage. While there are similarities between most of Kojima’s games, they are different affairs– there is no over arching storyline to worry about. Anyone that has followed Snatcher on the Sega CD, or just about any other platfor K