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The player uses a joystick and button to input commands, though home versions use a game controller with a directional pad. Successfully navigating the sequences allows the player to progress to another period.

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Each time period is a scenario which presents a series of threats that must be avoided or confronted. Reika, the protagonist also known as Time Gal, uses her own time travel device to pursue him she travels to different time periods, such as 70,000,000 BC, 44 BC, 1588 AD, and 2010 AD, in search of Luda. The thief, Luda, steals the device to take over the world by changing history.

The game begins in 4001 AD with the theft of a time travel device. Gameplay is divided into levels, referred to as time periods. Time Gal is a FMV-based game which uses pre-recorded animation rather than sprites to display the on-screen action. The home console versions received a mixed reception. The game was later ported to the Sega/Mega-CD for a worldwide release, and also to the LaserActive in Japan. Time Gal was inspired by the success of earlier laserdisc video games, most notably the 1983 title Dragon's Lair, which also used pre-recorded animation. After successfully tracking down Luda, Reika prevents his plans to alter the past. The protagonist, Reika, travels to different time periods in search of a criminal, Luda, from her time. The game is set in a fictional future where time travel is possible. The pre-recorded animation for the game was produced by Toei Animation. The player must correctly choose the on-screen character's actions to progress the story.

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It is an action game which uses full motion video (FMV) to display the on-screen action.

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Time Gal ( Japanese: г‚їг‚¤гѓ г‚®гѓЈгѓ«, Hepburn: Taimu Gyaru ?) is an interactive movie video game developed and published by Taito, and originally released in Japan for the arcades in 1985. Horizontal orientation, raster, standard resolution Time Gal, Ninja Hayate and Captain Zapp are three elusive laser games that I hope someday will surface in their entirety.Japanese arcade flyer of Time Gal featuring the protagonist, Reika, and antagonist, Luda.ДЄrcade, Mega-CD/Sega CD, Sega Saturn, PlayStation, LaserActive Photos of these two cabinets exist in the Sega Saturn version of the game (and are pictured on DLP)ДЄ friend of mine knows a guy back east that has the cabinet and control panel.

1) Japan release only, 2) low production numbers, 3) over 30 years old. So this makes them triply hard to find here in the states for the following three reasons. I spoke to a Japanese collector several years back and he said they were very coveted and very rare in Japan as well. It sold for around currency conversion of $1800 USD. I have only ever come across one Time Gal arcade laser disc which was sold on Ebay Japan. I have been aggressively collecting laser games for over 20 years with almost every rare title in my collection (ie- Eshs Aurunmilla, Freedom Fighter, Cube Quest, Road Runner laser proto, GP World, Laser Grand Prix, Road Blaster, Top Gear, Interstellar Zangus). Ninja Hayate and Time Gal arcades were created but only in limited in numbers and only in Japan.

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