Self-intro + my retro review blog! The Annals of Retrodom

[BoneSnapDeez]

The worst thing about the 19xx series is how the years are out of order.

[touchofkiel]

Lol yep I was writing down a list of shmups to play...

1941
1942
1943

Then I researched a bit... wait a minute...

[touchofkiel]

Little review of one of my childhood favorites, Air Fortress. It surprises me how little-known this game is... frankly it's (mostly) awesome, and that's not just nostalgia talking.

[touchofkiel]

Damn, I've been slacking. Well, here's a little review... another shmup, Ryu Jin, chosen solely because it was February's Shmup of the Month here on RB. Not a bad game, but I don't feel like I'm in much of a position to judge it with any sort of credibility.

[TSTR]

Little review of one of my childhood favorites, Air Fortress. It surprises me how little-known this game is... frankly it's (mostly) awesome, and that's not just nostalgia talking.

I love Air Fortress! HAL baby woo

[touchofkiel]

Little review of one of my childhood favorites, Air Fortress. It surprises me how little-known this game is... frankly it's (mostly) awesome, and that's not just nostalgia talking.

I love Air Fortress! HAL baby woo

Man, I love that game. How is not more well-known?!

[TSTR]

we can just keep it to ourselves *teehee*

[touchofkiel]

we can just keep it to ourselves *teehee*

Nooooo spread the love! Everybody! Play Air Fortress for NES! You won't regret it!

[ExedExes]

I saw your review on Ryujin. Taito published it, but it was developed by East Technology, probably more known for the arcade version of Double Dragon III.

Change Air Blade is sort of the same. It was developed by a company called AiSystem Tokyo, and published by Sammy.

[touchofkiel]

Good catch, thanks!