The fine folks at Treasure, who gave the world the classic Gunstar Heroes for Sega Genesis, have a new dual-screen shooter for the Nintendo DS (even if the top screen is just a map). With somewhat crappy graphics and a distinctly Japanese ass-kicking difficulty, Bangai-O gives new definition to hardcore shoot-em-ups.
GameEnthus Podcast ep284: 2D on 64 or Charitable Revengeance This week Andre(@NewOtakuMan5000) f ounder of Real Otaku Gamer joins Tiny(@Tiny415), Mike(@Ass aultSuit) and Aaron(@ Ind1fference) to talk about: RealOtakuGamer, FollowFriday, Escape Room, Trash, Ted DiBiase, RetroCon, Arnold Palmer, The Simpsons, South Park, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Louie, Good4Gaming, Extra Life, Sega Master System, Neo Geo Pocket Color, Cybernator, Robotech, Armored … Continue Reading →
Didn't listen to the podcast. I just thought it was funny that the picture of the girl is Tootie from the Facts of Life. "2D", get it? It made me laugh, and realize how old I am that I know of such things.
Bangai-O Spirits reminds us that not every modern game needs to have Shakespearean storytelling to be grand.
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I didn't like Bangai-O Spirits. its too "mission" based. I like Bangai-O on the N64. it has some sort of story on there, and it wasn't a "mission" based game. the levels had multiple sections with a boss. from what i played of the DS one, its one room most of the time, with bots to destory
