Robo Aleste (Sega CD) PlayThrough - SegaShijo

A Play-Through of Robo Aleste (released as Dennin Aleste in Japan) for Sega CD (Mega CD). Developed and published by Compile. English version released overseas by Tengen and Sega in 1993. A sequel was planned for Sega CD, but ultimately was cancelled. Follow-up to MUSHA for the Sega Genesis. Robo Aleste follows Kage, a mecha pilot in feudal Japan's Sengoku era, who uses the giant Aleste mech to protect his master and confront his rival brother Tetsu across a war-torn backdrop. The game's plot ties into Japanese history and was designed to integrate story and characters more deeply than typical shooters of the era. 00:00:00 - Start 00:00:23 - Intro 00:04:36 - Title Screen 00:04:50 - Stage 1: Burning Village 00:07:56 - Boss: Tetsu; Customized Dennin - "Hiryu" (Flying Dragon) 00:09:07 - Stage 2: Imagawa Frontline 00:11:32 - Boss: Yoshimoto Imagawa; Giant Mechanized Warrior - "Musha-O" (Warrior King) 00:12:32 - Stage 3: Mountain Railroad 00:17:25 - Boss: Kenshin Uesugi; Swivel Arm Guardian Class Dennin 00:19:06 - Stage 4: Mine Cavern 00:21:29 - Boss: Tetsu; Customized Dennin - "Hiryukai" (New Hiryu) 00:23:16 - Stage 5: Airship 00:26:03 - Boss: Shingen Takeda; Master Destructive Dennin 00:26:55 - Cutscene 1 00:28:37 - Stage 6: Canal Passage 00:32:11 - Boss: Motochika Chosokabe; Sub-Gunship Turtle 00:33:06 - Cutscene 2 00:34:00 - Stage 7: Volcano 00:35:46 - Boss: Takahisa Shimazu; Chemical Warfare Dennin 00:36:19 - Cutscene 3 00:37:35 - Stage 8: Mechanical Plant 00:39:32 - Boss: Saeba; Iga Ninja Dennin - "Yashihime" 00:41:44 - Stage 9: Assault On Mouri's Palace 00:44:29 - Boss: Palace Gate 00:44:50 - Stage 10: Inside Mouri's Palace 00:46:43 - Boss: Motonari Mouri; Mechanical Cougar Dennin 00:48:09 - Stage 11: Hyperdimensional Warp 00:48:35 - Boss: Tetsu; Hyper Customized Dennin - "Karyu" (Fire Dragon) 00:51:17 - Stage 12: Astaros's Palace 00:54:06 - Final Boss: Astaros 00:56:38 - Ending 00:58:36 - Credits