Flying Shark

Right after releasing an arcade titty game 麻雀シスターズ (do they like expect people to be jackin' it right there in an arcade parlour?), they've made a game which they've reused for multiple other releases. Hishōzame! Zame! Zame! It's an arcade pay to win coin muncher vertical shooter. If you shoot down every plane in a wave you get a power-up. You have bombs which deal damage in a small circle, but also wipe away dangerous projectiles. Unlike in the home port, the boats are absolute beasts. Leaving even one alive means it will fill the screen with 1HKO bullets. And you barely can see the dangerous projectiles. If going through a bullet hell wasn't enough for you, this game loves to spawn enemies from below to ram you. The game has great art and designs. There are memorable set-pieces. And Toaplan thought so much of them that it elected to establish its administration there. They've openly copied many scenes for Kyukyoku Tiger and reused many of the assets in other games. This one is a great release. You can become a sportsmen and train to beat this 15-minutes long unfair game created to coins on one life. You can insert infinite virtual coins. You can use save-games between the levels. Or you can rewind. There are sufficient display options. There are no stupid baked-in envelopes for the render, and there’s screen rotation option, allowing you to properly play it on your 3//4 vertical screen.

細かい部分の差異はわかりませんが、なつかしさは十分に堪能できました。 BGMが好きだったので改めて聴けて嬉しい。 子供の頃にゲーム筐体でやっていた頃は、後半ステージで一度撃墜されるとほぼクリア不可能で緊張続きでしたが、このバージョンではやりなおし放題なので気楽にやれますね・・

えええ・・・・ 難易度低めとかってレビューあるんですけど、自分には超絶難しです。が、面白いです。 レトロシューティング好きにはお薦め

Buen juego no muy conocido y muy recomendado.

Yes! The pinnacle of your masochistic arcade addiction. Just played for what seemed like 10 minutes, but was probably more like an hour. I'll see what the review clicked me in as. This game had, and now still has, that 'One more go, for 10 more yards" factor that nails the classics into the halls of gaming history. This, at the time, was the most beautifully astounding game. There is also a "Scanline Percentage' option in the menu, that is a true sign of every classic retro-artistes repetoire. Well done, Dotemu!

It is a nice game for the price. It does resemble a bit with ZX Spectrum 48K version that I used to play back in the days. The dificulty in my opinion is way too high, to play it without the "assistance". It is a game when losing one life takes away the weapons upgrades, and in the middle of the game there is no way to advance with the basic weapon. enemies bullets are waytoo manyt and way to fast and sometimes hard to see on the specific backgrounds. Or am I just getting old? :D