Favorite Shooters
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Still terribly addicted and in love with Triggerheart. That game is quickly becoming my fave of all time, it just doesn't get old ever!
Re: Favorite Shooters
Check out my review of Trigger Heart Exelica. http://japhei.blogspot.com/2008/04/trig ... eview.htmlgennss wrote:Still terribly addicted and in love with Triggerheart. That game is quickly becoming my fave of all time, it just doesn't get old ever!
I did it right when the 360 version came out.
I love to play it still on my Dreamcast which I have running in the Candy cabinet Vertical Style.
I will post some pics later
My favorite shmups are:
Under Defeat
Espgaluda 2
Ketsui
Zero Gunner 2
Border Down
Dodonpachi Dai OU Jou
Pro Gear No Arashi
Strikers 1999
Dragon Blaze
Terra Diver
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Ah, I see. That makes us about equal in age and experience it seems. It's funny though, that I see my "favourites" (I think I listed six or seven) as being way above the rest of the shooters I play. I enjoy most well-made shooters to death, but some just stick out and I am completely devoted to them.elvis wrote:It's true I don't like them equally, but choosing a favourite is like asking a parent to choose their favourite child. They all have their pros and cons, and I love them all. If I had to choose one to the exclusion of all others, I'd only regret the choice.Doctor Fugue wrote:You can't possibly like those all equally, even considering changing tastes and moods.
Shmups have been my favourite genre since I played my very first one (Vortex Blaster on Sega SC-3000H in 1984). I've played them at best daily, at worst weekly since that day, and they still rank as my most frequently played genre today. I have 24 years worth of "months of dedication".Doctor Fugue wrote:Not to mention the fact that it takes months of dedication to even begin to know one game.
I don't know how you feel, but even though I have a great deal of nostalgia for the older games, they are just blown out of the water by games from the mid-to-late 90s. The oldest Capcom games just don't do it for me anymore. I need a small hit-box!
Also, I just noticed that while you have mentioned many great companies, there are no Raizing/8ing games. I have become an immense fan of their games...especially Battle Garegga and Soukyugurentai. (Although I suppose the Ibara games are essentially made by the old Raizing master).
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