electrocuting and killing him. The hero then returns to the asteroid field and finds evidence that the AI computer containing his wife's personality may have survived the blast. Reception The game got out of 5 stars in Dragon. Computer Gaming World praised the game's "breathtaking graphics", high difficulty, and intelligent opponents, only criticizing the lack of a save game option. The magazine concluded that "Nova 9 is an excellent offering for arcade fans everywhere ... a thoroughly professional effort". Reviews Amiga Games - Oct, 1992 Amiga Joker - Sep, 1992 References External links Nova 9 at GameSpot 1991 video games Alien invasions in video games Amiga games DOS games Shooter video games Sierra Entertainment games Tank simulation video games Video games set in the future Dynamix games Single-player video games Video games developed in the United States