Panorama Cotton
Panorama Cotton is a unique shoot 'em up featuring pseudo-3D graphics and a rotating perspective. Players control the witch Cotton through vibrant fantasy landscapes, battling enemies with magical attacks.
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About This Game
This experimental entry in the Cotton series uses the Genesis' hardware scaling and rotation capabilities to create a distinctive visual style.
The game combines traditional horizontal shooting with dynamic camera movements that rotate around the player's character.
Panorama Cotton features power-up systems, multiple weapon types, and colorful boss battles against giant fantasy creatures.
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