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Soldier Blade reviewReviewed March 02, 2008dagoss says: "If you own a Wii and you've caroused the selection of titles available on the Virtual Console, you might have noticed something about the Turbografx-16: nearly every game is a shooter. If you didn't already know that, then chances are you haven't had much experience with the genre. The people that play shooters generally know the field very well, and as such most games in this category are specifically targeted at a very small audience. Games like Ikaruga and Gradius V were not..." |
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Final Soldier Reviews: 2 Tags: Shooter, Scrolling, Vertical Release Date: July 5, 1991 (Japan) |
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