Overview

Number of Players
1 (Single Player)
Genre
Release Date

Wii (Wii Shop)

  • US 9th Mar 2009, 500 points
  • EU 17th Apr 2009, 500 points
  • JP 17th Feb 2009, 500 points
Series

Reviews

  • Review Alex Kidd: The Lost Stars (SMS)

    Help Alex Kidd in a race against time

    Before Sonic came along and propelled them into the big time, the world identified a big eared lad by the name of Alex Kidd as Sega’s answer to Mario. Alex Kidd in Miracle World was a worthy alternative to Super Mario Bros in the mid 80s and when bundled with the Sega Master System in Europe it helped shift...

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Alex Kidd: The Lost Stars News

  • Video Remembering Alex Kidd, Sega's Forgotten Answer To Super Mario

    Hey, hey, he's a monkey

    Before Sonic arrived on the scene, Sega's mascot was a monkey boy in a jumpsuit who liked playing Rock, Paper, Scissors. Alex Kidd may have been dumped as soon as the Blue Blur appeared on the Mega Drive and turned Sega into the coolest brand on the planet, but for truly dedicated fans he holds a special place in gaming...

  • Nintendo Download Alex Kidd, Secret Command and Mixed Messages (EU)

    Two Sega Master System games and the first DSiWare update for Europe.

    Not much to get excited about this time - Other than Secret Command, today's picks are fairly weak. Alex Kidd: The Lost Stars was already released in North America a while ago. It's the second game in the Alex Kidd series and basically the beginning of the end for Sega's original...

  • News USA VC Update: Alex Kidd: The Lost Stars

    It's back to Sega games this week, it seems. Today's new game is the second game in the Alex Kidd series.

    Alex Kidd: The Lost Stars was the beginning of a steep slope downhill for Sega's original mascot. The first Alex Kidd game was fairly good (We gave it a 7/10), but for the second game Sega made a massive mistake - They basically completely...

  • News Japanese Virtual Console list - February 2009

    It's that time of the month again! Time to see what VC games Japan will be getting next month. Not much surprises this time really - Square Enix continues its support with a Japan-exclusive game, while Sega releases another game in their original mascot's franchise. Nothing really too stunning this time though! Two new games which could potentially be released elsewhere are on the list too.

    The complete VC list for Japan in February is as follows: Famicom: Formation Z (Februar...

About The Game

In this platformer from the 1980s, help Alex Kidd in a race against time to find the 12 missing zodiac signs hidden in six challenging levels - including toyland, the robot factory and an outer-space level - all complete with crazy enemies.