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While its roleplaying sibling, Panzer Dragoon Saga, gets most of the attention, this shooter hit the scene with a level of quality and originality that only Star Fox could match. It can be a bit slow for my taste, but it should be experienced by everyone at least once. You can move the game along at a rapid pace for a lower score, or dive deeper into sections in search of more enemies and more points. Rez is not as difficult as most rail shooters, but it does feature a provocative scoring system. Instead, the electronic soundtrack builds with every enemy destroyed, enticing you to reach perfection. Much like BIT.TRIP RUNNER, Rez is not a game about making music. Rez is an acid trip for the eyes and the ears. Rez (Dreamcast, PS2) or Rez HD (Xbox 360) To truly enjoy Space Harrier in its original form, you’ll have to unlock it within a few of Sega’s other games ( instructions here). Unfortunately, the ensuing console ports were miserable by comparison, and (legalities aside) working files for MAME can be hard to find. The gameplay still holds up and even inspired a rocket-boosting stage in Bayonetta. It was packed with color, excitement, imaginative enemies, and the pseudo-3D environments were incredible for the time. This is one of the games that started it all back in 1985. Having to fend off six or more enemies at a time, while reloading and switching weapons no less, is a frequent and wholly nerve-racking experience, in the best way possible.

It retains the multiple weapons complete with alternate firing modes, the need to dismember enemies limb by limb, the stasis and kinesis abilities, and adds a new melee attack that doubles as a shield. Dead Space Extraction is quite possibly the most tactical rail shooter created. Visceral Games pulled it off marvelously, and managed to advance the genre in the process. Treasure always makes good shooters, and while Star Successor isn’t the best of the genre, it begs for yet another sequel.Īs much as I love Dead Space, making a rail shooting spin-off seemed like a dangerous prospect. Star Successor is hard, no doubt about it, and made harder by the fact that some levels are really boss battles chained together. Although the perspective and bland color scheme can make it hard to see all projectiles, every second is a struggle for survival. Star Successor is a perfect match for the Wii’s remote and nunchuck combo. You can forget about lives and weapons, and have fun exploring. The sense of discovery is what makes Snap so enjoyable.

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Snap can be tricky, because many of the pokemon can only be coaxed out of hiding with treats or the interactions of other pokemon, and the only way to find all this out is through trial and error or a strategy guide. It requires equal parts speed and patience, and a clever intuition for finding the pokemon.

It isn’t particularly hard, unless you want the best shots possible. There’s no shame in admitting that Pokemon are adorably cute, and Pokemon Snap is all about catching their fun antics on camera. Even so, Killer 7 manages to stand on the merit of a powerful plot and freak show charm.ĭon’t be shy.

The lack of lightgun support is especially frustrating. Killer 7 blurs the lines between rail shooter and Resident Evil-esque adventure, and excels at neither. You sit back and enjoy the oddities surrounding you.

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How do you explain a crew of assassins that zip in and out of existence through TVs, and are actually the psychological extensions of a wheelchair-bound sniper? How do you explain a talking, severed head in a dryer? You don’t. Killer 7 is the game that started it all.

You may have heard about Suda 51 and his reputation for crafting the bizarre. Torus Trooper is incredibly fast, with twisting corkscrews and drop-offs that will test your reflexes as well as your stomach, and it’s backed by a scoring system that encourages you to let enemies pile up until you can’t hold out any longer. Most are done purely with vector graphics, which has its own charm, and you can’t argue with the price of free. He makes his own games, including original titles and spin-offs of shmups like Ikaruga and Psyvariar. Kenta Cho is a legend in the shmup community.

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