
No revenue estimate for PlayStation: its star-rating counts don't calibrate to sales the way Steam's written reviews do. Reviews and prices only.
The Shark series, created by legendary Japanese studio Toaplan, is a landmark shoot 'em up series. Flying Shark (1987), which was well received for its simple rules and exquisitely tuned difficulty level, had a tremendous impact on vertical scrolling shoot 'em up games. \r The sequel Fire Shark (1989), with its screen-filling weaponry, set arcades ablaze with its destructive carnage!\r \r For veteran shooters and new pilots \r In addition to the authentic \"Arcade Mode\" which is a faithful recreation of the original's rock-hard gameplay, both titles include a \"Super Easy Mode\" that allows even genre newcomers to enjoy the games.\r \r Support functions and intel\r The game is packed with a variety of features that help the player. The M2 gadgets displayed on the left and right of the playing field alert the player of enemies appearing from blind spots, the location of hidden features, what the next item will be, and other things that help you improve your chances of surviving the bar
| Store | Price | Score | Revenue · chart |
|---|---|---|---|
| PlayStation | $34.99 | Score98% | Chart— |
| Nintendo | $34.99 | Score— |
Toaplan Arcade Garage: Flying Fire Shark price history
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