Opa Opa (MC-8123, 317-0042)

Navigate vibrant, maze-like levels in Sega’s Opa Opa, a cooperative arcade game released in 1987 as a sequel to Fantasy Zone. Two players work together, each controlling a character who must collect items scattered throughout the environments while avoiding hazards. Gameplay involves maneuvering through these enclosed spaces and strategically using abilities to overcome obstacles and progress toward the next stage. Opa Opa utilizes Sega’s “System E” hardware, contributing to its bright visuals and energetic soundtrack. The game builds upon the foundation of its predecessor, offering a similar style of gameplay centered around exploration and item collection. It continued the series with Super Fantasy Zone on the Sega Mega Drive in 1993. Originally launched in Japan during July of 1987, Opa Opa provides a simple yet engaging experience for two players looking for coordinated arcade action.