My Hero (video game)

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My Hero/Seishun Scandal
My Hero title screen
Developer(s)	Coreland
Publisher(s)	Sega
Distributor(s)	Sega
Designer(s)	Coreland
License	by Sega Corporation
Aspect ratio	Horizontal
Platform(s)	Arcade Sega Master System
Release date	1985 (Arcade) 1986 (Sega Master System)
Genre(s)	beat 'em up
Mode(s)	Single player Two player alternating
Rating(s)	Pre- ESRB
Media	8-bit Sega Master System cartridge
Input methods	8-way joystick, 2 buttons
Cabinet	Upright
Arcade system	Sega System 1
CPU	Z80 @ 4 MHz
Sound	Z80 @ 4 MHz SN76496 @ 4 Mhz SN76496 @ 2 Mhz
Display	Standard resolution 256 x 224 @ 60 Hz 1536 palette colors

My Hero (Seishun Scandal in Japan) is a Sega arcade/video game released in 1985 and was later ported to the Sega Master System in 1986. The gameplay takes the form of a simple side-scrolling beat 'em up fighting game, which was seen as being frustratingly difficult at several points in the game.^[1]

1 Controls
2 Levels
3 References
4 External links

[edit] Controls

For the arcade version you must use a 8-way joystick and two buttons to utilize your three basic attacks: punch, crouch kick, and jump kick. Similarly, in the Sega Master System version you must use a 8-way two button controller to enact the same attacks.

[edit] Levels

The Arcade version consists of three different levels, each continuing in an endless loop until the player runs out of lives. It starts out with your character (named Steven according to the arcade flyer) on a city street watching as a street thug runs off with your girlfriend (named Remy, also according to the arcade flyer). As you pursue him you must fight off gangs of other various street thugs. Half way through the level, you have an opportunity to save a captive bystander who (if rescued) will help you fight until he is killed. Soon (after jumping across platforms and dodging fireballs) you will arrive on a beach and fight the thug that has captured your girlfriend (Remy). After you defeat the level boss (the thug) by landing the allotted amount of hits (10), you have completed the level. This same process repeats for the remainder of the game, only with two other bosses and stage designs. The next bosses are a ninja and a space creature.

Though the Master System version is similar, it excludes the 2nd and 3rd levels and just repeats the first level through multiple degrees of difficulty.