Marine Boy 2065 Gameplay 071618
Marine Boy 2065 Video Game - Development Video 071618:
Three Alpha Levels
Ocean Patrol Headquarters
*Ocean Patrol HQ Main Building Top Floor
*Ocean Patrol HQ Main Building Lower Level
*Marine Boy's Quarters
*Special Equipment Room
Berthing Pool
*Berthing Area with decor
*Enemy Attack Wave
*Swimming with JetBoots
*Use of Oxygum, Jetboot Power Packs
*Use of other weapons and environmental damage
Open Ocean
*Flying under and over water in the P1 - Destroy all enemies in level with Torpedoes
*Sky with Day/Night cycle with Sun, Moon, and the Milky Way!
*Enemy flying saucers swarm like bugs! Posted on Reddit!
In response to questions regarding this video:
It's game play footage, from Alpha development, of three Alpha levels, of a video game in Alpha, based on Marine Boy, an anime cartoon from the 1960's, created by the Japanese folks who gave us Speed Racer, Astro Boy, 8th Man and the like.
If you don't know the show, then, what's in there wouldn't make much sense.
It's a hero boy named Marine Boy. He works for the (future) ocean authority called the Ocean Patrol as an agent. He wears (and sleeps in apparently) a bullet-proof, pressure and temp impervious suit, with jet boots for underwater travel, who uses an electrified and powered target-seeking boomerang as his main weapon. He can stay underwater by chewing on oxygum for oxygen (see meters), and he can carry power cells for his jet boots. His suit is can't be damage, he doesn't die, but he can be knocked out.
Video starts looking out the iconic windows of the iconic Ocean Patrol HQ building. We then see main character bedroom and equipment rooms.
Second level is in the Berthing Pool, where their crafts may enter and leave Ocean Patrol - accessed from an underwater tunnel.
There is an attack wave of Skeleton and Henchman villains, they blow holes in the roof and flood in.
The level ends when enemies are gone, prompting player to access the P1 craft, to track the enemies down.
First though, Marine Boy attempts some sloppy jet-booting around in the underwater tunnel, just because he otherwise doesn't use them in the levels shown in the video.
The last level is taking the helm of the above/below water craft called the P1, with air/water Torpedoes as their main weapon.
The voices and music are cut from the show itself.
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