So imaginative and bizarre that they must have been on something. Memorable tunes, including some from the Gradius games. In fact, this is a whole different game, with completely unique levels and different game mechanics. It seems strange to say it, but the card version beats the CD version in both variety, gameplay and graphics. It s just far more imaginative and makes use of the Engine s capabilities to a better degree.
Levels are graphically very varied and enemies are creatively inspiring.
It s a nice lengthy game with lots of body to it, and takes a good few hours of solid gameplay to complete properly. It looks a bit dated compared to its sequels, but it s nicely designed. Nice, if not brilliant music. In Japan, PC Kid is called PC Genjin.