Other uses for Headdy's head include grappling Hangman (a little orange ball guy with a smiley face on). Some enemies will require more hits than others, and some will deal you more damage than others.
Throw your head at enemies to destroy them by pressing A. Bosses will have a spotlight as well, so you can keep track of the damage you do them. As you take damage it will go from green to yellow to orange to red and then (scary Bum-bum-bum) black, at which point you'll lose a life. This spot light tells you how much health Headdy has (whew! say that three times fast). Directions:įirst, direct your attention to the upper left corner of the screen where you'll find a green spot light. The music and sound effects are fun, if a little weird, but then this whole game is just a little bit weird. Personally, I think these games are pretty cool. Still, if you like the Headdy game then you'll like this one for the sheer fact that it gives you more Headdy game play. I recommend playing the Genesis version first to get a good feel for how the game works and what everything is. Also, you don't get nearly as much training in how to use the controls and what's going on on this version. This Game Gear version tends to be a lot faster (and therefore more difficult at times) than the Genesis version. The colors are spectacular for this game, though the Genesis version is clearer and crisper. You can throw his head to hit enemies or manipulate other targets. This is one great game for Game Gear (and there's also a Genesis version) where you run around as a crazy little puppet character whose head isn't on.
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