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Other Media Television Teen Titans Main article: Blackfire (Teen Titans)īlackfire appears as a minor antagonist in the TV series while she is a major antagonist of the comic adaptions of the TV Series. She was recently stripped of her starbolts in a battle with Hawkman. Since her defeat, Blackfire has been one of the Teen Titans's greatest recurring and bitterest foes. Starfire escaped to Earth and joined the Teen Titans, while her sister had hunted her down.

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In her eyes, Koriand’r took everything from her and all she wanted was for her sister to suffer.īoth sisters were later captured by the Psions, and were pumped full of solar energy, giving them their ability to shoot starbolts. This automatically dethroned and shunned Blackfire and with the arrival of Starfire, she felt anger and hatred.

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Plus the people of Tamaran pointed out that when she was born, The Citadel Empire attacked Tamaran of Kysarr, killing roughly three thousand people.

However, tragedy struck when she was diagnosed with a illness that completely cut her off flying. p. 75.Blackfire was the eldest child of the King and Queen of the lush planet Tamaran.

^ a b O'Connor, Frank (December 1995).

Has Black Fire got what it takes to be top?'. 'Review - Saturn: Black Fire - After Thunderhawk 2, helicopter games have got a lot to live up to.

^ a b Perrett, Dave Ashton, James (July 1996).

'Culture Shock: Blackfire Backfire - Numerous Nuisances Send This Birdy Down In A Ball Of Flames'.

^ a b Hearn, Marcus Gascoigne, Paul (August 1996).

^ a b 'Blackfire review for the Saturn - The enemy has locked on!'.

'Viewpoint: Blackfire (Saturn) Saturn Sector: Black Fire'.

^ a b Des Barres, Nicholas Granett, Dan Halverson, Dave (November 1995).

^ a b Baggatta, Patrick (December 1995).

^ a b c 'Finals - Saturn: Whirling - Blackfire'.

'Special Feature: With The Home Away Team - Meet Sega's Away Team, the elite group of developers creating games for the Saturn'.

^ Creature, The Feature (January 1996).

GameRevolution lauded the overall visual presentation and audio design, but noted its difficult learning curve. Total Saturn saw its visuals, sound, and gameplay to be average. They ultimately recommended Firestorm: Thunderhawk 2. Regardless, Hearn and Gascoigne concurred with other reviewers regarding its field of vision, controls, and difficult levels. Mean Machines Sega 's Marcus Hearn and Paul Gascoigne favorably compared the game with both Magic Carpet (1994) and Hi-Octane (1995) graphics-wise. It's enjoyable enough for a while, but don't expect a classic - or even more than a week's enjoyment.' The mission objectives increase in their complexity, but the action required to complete each one doesn't. Sega Saturn Magazine 's Rad Automatic wrote that 'Basically, Blackfire is a good game engine saddled with a disappointing level premise. Sega Power ' Dave Perrett and James Ashton felt mixed regarding the game's visuals and originality, but praise was given to its audio and replay value. GamePro expressed that the pre-rendered cutscenes between stages outclassed its 'jagged' in-game visuals, while also noting the helicopter's limited altitude.

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Sega Pro 's Mat Yeo gave positive remarks to its minimal loading times and graphical presentation, but stated that 'tighter controls would have been welcome'. As is, Blackfire has its moments, but it lacks a consistent hook.' Ultimate Gamer 's Frank O'Connor found it graphically dull but fun gameplay-wise.

Perhaps if there was more of a strategic approach to the action as opposed to the shoot-'em-up angle, then these elements would be more obvious. Next Generation agreed with Baggatta, stating that 'The obvious attempt to be all things to all gamers makes it too easy to overlook the impressive elements of Blackfire, such as the occasionally stunning graphics and intense action sequences, but with time these rewarding facets do manage to make their way to the surface. Nevertheless, Baggatta saw the repetitive terrain, lack of strategty, and 'awkward' controls to be the game's negative points. Game Players ' Patrick Baggatta commended the texture-mapped 360° playfields, in-game radio hints, soundtrack, and fast-paced gameplay. They also noted its learning curve due to the controls, 'annoying' draw distance, and lack of additional camera angles, among other flaws.

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GameFan 's three reviewers regarded it to be a fair combat flight simulator but thought the visuals were unimpressive. Fusion 's Mike Nallas saw the game's polygonal landscapes as its best point, but pointed out issues with the radar and targeting systems. Black Fire garnered divisive reception from critics.

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