3D Fantasy Zone II W for Nintendo 3DS

About 3D Fantasy Zone II W for Nintendo 3DS

3D Fantasy Zone II W sends the brave ship Opa Opa back into the Fantasy Zone, where a new darkness is spreading across its candy colored worlds. This remake of the Master System sequel rebuilds the game with crisp visuals and smooth 3D depth while keeping its heart in the arcade age. Behind the cute look sits a real challenge, as enemy waves pour in from every side and every coin you grab matters.

The clever twist here is the pair of linked zones in each world, one bright and one dark, joined by warp points you can slip through mid battle. Coins collected from fallen enemies buy stronger shots, faster engines and sturdier gear in the shop, and swapping zones at the right moment is key to affording the best kit before the boss arrives. New extras, including a special endless style mode, give veterans fresh reasons to return. A generous set of difficulty options helps too, letting new pilots learn the routes before the real bullet storm begins in earnest later on.

Genre	Shooting
Publisher	Sega
Platform	Nintendo 3DS
Release	2015
Available on	Physical copies for Nintendo 3DS

Sega fans will need the physical route today. The Nintendo eShop for Nintendo 3DS closed in March 2023, so new digital purchases are no longer possible for this remake. A physical cartridge from a retailer is the honest way to fly with Opa Opa now. Pilots who bought it digitally before the closure can still access their purchased games on their systems.

Bright, busy and tougher than it looks, this is retro shooting done right.

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What's inside

• Opa Opa’s sequel rebuilt with 3D depth
• Bright and dark zones linked by warps
• Coins buy weapons and ship upgrades
• Bosses waiting at the end of every world
• Extra modes for score chasers

Best for

Great for retro shooter fans who like cute looks hiding a serious challenge and a clever upgrade shop.