Aero the Acro Bat Sega Mega Drive

▶ If you don't subscribe right now nothing bad will happen to you honestly you'll be fine ▶Thanks for watching and if it's not too much trouble hit that like button, it helps a bunch! I had a blast in the past with games like taito the fox and blues brothers, this game has a soft spot in my heart. Wish they bring it back somehow *From the Manual* THE WORLD OF AMUSEMENT Direct your attention to the center ring!! The star of the show—AERO THE ACRO-BAT— is about to make his entrance and dazzle you with his amazing feats of bravery. Today only, we have a special show for you. The World of Amusement Circus and Funpark has been sabotaged by the evil Edgar Ektor, an ex-circus clown bent on revenge. Ektor’s henchmen include the bitter Zero the Acrobrat whose been jealous of Aero’s popularity and other psycho circus performers and fairground freaks. Now, the moment you've been waiting for. I'd like to introduce the amazing, the one-and-only... AERO THE ACRO-BAT!!! The master of acro-bat-ics blasts out of cannons, dives through hoops of fire, plunges into water tanks, hangs onto a speeding roller coaster out of control and bungee jumps over rocky waters. These are only a few of the stunts he shall perform to make the World of Amusement safe for the spectators. Aero uses his power drill and magic stars to dispose of the circus enemies. He must fend off the fire-breathers and knife-throwers while performing in the Circus and Funpark. Then Aero will travel through the Woods to get to the Museum of Horrors. This is where the showdown between Aero and Edgar Ektor and Zero will take place. No other circus show can compare! This is unlike any game you've ever played. There are thrills, chills and sometimes spills, so look out below- here comes AERO! *Trivia* Promotional artwork of the game was shown at 1993 Winter Consumer Electronics Show in Nevada as well as the prototype version at the 1993 Summer Consumer Electronics Show in Chicago, where it stood out well above other exhibits. Aero the Acro-Bat was made Sunsoft's new mascot.By late 1993, Sunsoft was giving away free copies of the Super NES or Genesis version of the game to the first 100 people that sent them a 3x5 postcard to their address.