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Author: overdrive (Mod)
Posted: January 08, 2016 (01:26 PM) Actions: Register for a free user account to post on the forums... |
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Never heard of cute-em-ups? Man, those are some of the more fun shmups out there. Well, some of them are. The older Twinbees are kind of blah and I haven't played the Super Famicom and PC Engine ones; but the Parodius games are pure gold. |
Author: EmP (Mod)
Posted: January 08, 2016 (03:09 PM) Actions: Register for a free user account to post on the forums... |
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I still love Fantasy Zone II. Some of the things it was willing to do you still don't see in shooters. And it was as adorable as it was unforgiving.
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Author: Never3ndr
Posted: January 08, 2016 (05:16 PM) Actions: Register for a free user account to post on the forums... |
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Yeah, I generally stay away from most shooters since I don't enjoy them as a general rule...so there are a lot of subgenres I haven't heard about and haven't played before. I noticed that this was labeled as a "cute-'em'up" when doing a bit of background research and saw the Parodius games mentioned as the standard in that subgenre. I'll probably have to check those out at some time, I actually enjoyed playing this game which, to me, was a pleasant surprise.
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