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Missile Defense 3-D was released for the Sega Master System, developed by Sega. It arrived during a period when the platform was experimenting with accessories and visual effects to stand out. The game required the use of Sega's 3-D glasses, an optional peripheral that gave certain titles a sense of depth.

You control a crosshair, moving it across the screen to defend cities from incoming missiles and aircraft. Your main objective is to prevent your cities from being destroyed by tracking and shooting down the threats. Signature mechanics include the layered 3-D effect, which makes judging the distance of incoming projectiles a key part of targeting, and the need to manage multiple threats across the sky at once. The pacing is relentless, and the difficulty escalates quickly as more complex attack patterns emerge. It feels like a tense, high-stakes exercise in precision and quick reflexes.