Dynamite Düx (Sega Master System)

Dynamite Düx on the Master System is a slightly stripped down version of the game for Sega's home console and features numerous changes.

Plot
Pin has been removed from the game altogether, and Bin has a slightly different role in the proceedings this time around. Lucy does not have any pet ducks, instead courting her boyfriend, Mickael (Michael) Bin, in the poppy field. When Achacha appears, he traps Lucy in the miracle ball, but before he leaves, turns Michael into Bin the duck. Thus, the story is now about reuniting Michael with his lover and becoming human again as opposed to getting Bin and/or Pin their owner back.

Artstyle
The pseudo-cartoon style sprites have been altered to match the sprite limitations of the hardware, and thus look more like a standard Master System game, making it come across as more generic and less appealing to the eye. Having said that, shading has been taken into account and the stages appear to be more vibrant in place with greater colour depth than the arcade version.

Music
The music is still the same catchy soundtrack that was present in the arcade version of the game, but is now available in two varieties: the four channel PSG chip that all standard Master System games use, and the FM chip, exclusive to Japan. The YM2413 FM chip allows for more sound channels, and thus has a more "full" sound to it, with many people making comparisons between it and the YM2612 chip found in the Mega Drive. The PSG chip music is standard 8-bit chiptune, and much more in line with what many would associate with games released on the system. As was standard with SMS games, the tunes play at different pitches depending on which chip was in your Master System, though it should be noted that neither version of the soundtrack is in the same key as the arcade version anyway.

An ending tune was added in this version.

Levels
All references to KFC were omitted, and Jungle was removed due to cartridge limitations.