Panzer Dragoon is an LCD video game developed in the 1990s[1] by Tiger Electronics in two formats: a standalone handheld released as part of their Pocket Arcade line, and a cartridge for Tiger’s R-Zone handheld system.
Due to their obscurity, these releases have caused a small amount of confusion over the years. The Pocket Arcade and R-Zone releases are different games.[2] YouTube videos of both have been uploaded and show different graphics and aspects of game play. The R-Zone version has six life bar lines and three dots per radar quadrant; the Pocket Arcade has three health and two radar dots. The second level boss is different as are the background movement indicator graphic for the second level. The R-Zone showing a cave, The Pocket the same blocks it shows every level.
Versions[]
R-Zone PAL Version[]
The R-Zone PAL version of the Tiger Electronics Panzer Dragoon game.
R-Zone US Version[]
The R-Zone US version of the Tiger Electronics Panzer Dragoon game.
R-Zone US Super Screen Version[]
The R-Zone Super Screen US version of the Tiger Electronics Panzer Dragoon game.
Pocket Arcade US Version[]
The Pocket Arcade US version of the Tiger Electronics Panzer Dragoon game.
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| Original series | Panzer Dragoon (PC conversion • Sega Ages 2500 Series Vol. 27) • II Zwei • Saga • Orta |
|---|---|
| Remakes | Panzer Dragoon: Remake • II Zwei: Remake • Voyage Record |
| Handheld games | Mini • Tiger Electronics |
| Non-Panzer Dragoon games | Crimson Dragon • Crimson Dragon: Side Story |
| Developers | Team Andromeda • Smilebit • Land Ho • MegaPixel Studio • Wildman, Inc |
| Publishers | Sega • Forever Entertainment • TA Publishing • Wildman, Inc |
| Staff | Yukio Futatsugi • Tomohiro Kondo • Akihiko Mukaiyama • Haruto Watanabe |