The STG Chronicle continues and takes a look at the shift from 2D shooting games to 3D ones, a trend that would continue until official production of Dreamcast games would cease. In this episode, we tak a look at the final 2D shmup and the first 3D one, as well as the first shooting game to be released after Dreamcast production was halted.
This review has been a very long time coming, but Game Boy Guru of the RF Generation Shmups Club spurred us on to finally check out Gradius III! In this episode, we're taking a look at the Super Famicom version of the game; how does it fare as an entry point to the series?
We love a good doujin game here on Bullet Heaven and Astro Port is a developer that we've covered games from many time already on Bullet Heaven. This time, it's 2012's PC Doujin, Cho Sensha Sen: Adventia - better known as Super Tank Warfare: Adventia. We've wanted to play this one for a while, so how does it stack up?
In all of shooting games, there's no other game out there that delivers the authentic 70's anime experience like Geppy-X does. This obscure Japan-only horizontal scrolling shooter from Aroma is gauranteed to be unlike any shooting game players have ever experienced before or since. But, HOW does it do this? Why 4 discs!? And just how does it stack up??
In an effort to bring you all even more content without YouTube "forgetting" to let you all know, we've re-branded Mudprints Unboxes into the all-new but still-the-same Bullet Heaven Unboxes! More shmups, more content, more macro, all great!
Earth Atlantis may not have been as engaging as wewould have liked and the revaltion of its licensed music is a bit of a bummer, but the Playstation 4 Limited Edition from EastAsiaSoft has something fantastic that adds all kinds of eye-opening extras that give it way more personality. So what's inside?
Rym 9000 definitely had its issues in our Bullet Heaven review... but also some decent merits. Thankfully, the best parts of Rym 9000 are prominently featured in its Limited Edition, from EastAsiaSoft and Playasia. So what's inside? Let's take alook.
This episode of Mudprints Unboxes was made with a copy of the game provided by the publisher for reveiw. The opinions expressed are our own and are not paid for by the developer, publisher or any retailers or resellers in any way.
Stahlfeder: Tekkou Hikuudan is a game that doesn't exactly come up often. It's pretty uncommon from a very obscure developer and publisher and it was only released in Japan... and it has a really neat cover. We dig it. But what about the game? Let's take a closer look!
EPILEPSY AND PHOTOSENSITIVITY WARNING IS IN FULL PLAY.
Ear Bleeding? Eye Melting? Is this really what we need in a shmup? Without a doubt, it definitely earns its Epilepsy warning. Rym 9000 makes its case for use of extreme audiovisual means. But how does it stack up?