When you think of shoot 'em ups, it's easy to conjure up a typical image of a super-powered ship or a flying girl causing "simple" chaos against an army that fills the screen with projectiles, and basically nothing else. While the genre is much more varied than that, it's easy to forget, until something like Super Star Path comes along with an interesting premise. A vertical shoot 'em up, the game places you in control of a super-powered ship against aliens, of varying colors, that clog the screen in droves. You can fire at them, but there's a catch: you need to fire the ones connected to aliens of the same color, as doing so causes a chain reaction, destroying a chunk of the alien wall. Yes, SSP is a shoot 'em up with color-matching puzzle elements.
Community review by dementedhut (August 14, 2016)
I actually played Rad Mobile in a Japanese arcade as a kid, and the cabinet movement actually made the game more fun than it actually was. Hence, it feeling more like an "interactive" experience than a video game. |
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