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| − | {{A}} shoots (hold for rapidfire). {{B}} launches a bomb, which you have a limited supply of (look at the star icon in the HUD to see how many). Powerups and shields are either dropped by some enemies or found in the level (TODO confirm which). Whether or not {{C}} does anything is unknown. | + | {{A}} shoots (hold for rapidfire). {{B}} launches a bomb, which you have a limited supply of (look at the star icon in the HUD to see how many). Powerups and shields are either dropped by some enemies or found in the level (TODO confirm which). Whether or not {{C}} does anything is unknown. Unlike most shoot-'em-ups, you have a health meter that goes down every time you take damage; when it empties, you lose a life. |
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| Xiao Monv: Magic Girl |
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| System(s): Sega Mega Drive |
| Publisher: ?? |
| Developer: Gamtec |
| Genre: Shoot-'em-Up |
Xiao Monv: Magic Girl is an unlicensed shoot-'em-up for the Sega Mega Drive developed by Gamtec in some unknown year.
There is a story but it is in Chinese and consequently needs translation (please help).
shoots (hold for rapidfire). 
launches a bomb, which you have a limited supply of (look at the star icon in the HUD to see how many). Powerups and shields are either dropped by some enemies or found in the level (TODO confirm which). Whether or not 
does anything is unknown. Unlike most shoot-'em-ups, you have a health meter that goes down every time you take damage; when it empties, you lose a life.