Sep 23, 2024
Bangai-O Treasure / ESP Nintendo 64 1999
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Bangai-O Treasure / ESP Nintendo 64 1999
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Hey everybody, long time no see. Kevin (prev. Archie) here with a fun little game :) I wanted to try and start small again instead of immediately jumping headfirst into something I don't fully understand. This one is just a simple, endless shooter where you shoot bubbles! There is no endgame, just try to see how high you can get your score!
I really hope you all enjoy this. Me and Kaz are expecting to move March 25, which is in a couple weeks. This means things will probably go quiet again while we settle into the new house and our new jobs. Thank you for being so understanding <3
-Kevin
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Which is the best "near enough shoot 'em up" game for the N64?
Star Fox 64
Aero Fighters Assault
Dezaemon 3D
Star Soldier: Vanishing Earth
Star Wars: Rogue Squadron
Space Invaders
Bakuretsu Muteki Bangai-O
Star Wars Episode I: Battle for Naboo
Sin and Punishment
If I had to make a poll surveying for the best shoot 'em up game for the N64 it would probably have only one or two games: Star Soldier: Vanishing Earth and, if you remember it, the Space Invaders '99 3D version. So to keep things more interesting I decided to extend the semantic scope of this genre in order to include also other titles with similar shooting mechanics. I will name them "near enough shoot' em ups". It will include titles as on-rail shooters like Star Fox 64 and Sin and Punishment as well as the Japanese exclusive shmup editor app Dezaemon 3D. The concept of "near enough shoot 'em up" also needs to be big enough to include 3D exploration action games with shooting mechanics like the two Star Wars series titles: Rogue Squadron and Episode I: Battle for Naboo. Aero Fighters Assault, I kwow it is a bad game, but I decided to put it here because many folks may have some nostalgia for it. I will not consider bad games like Knife's Edge and Asteroids Hyper 64 here because they'd better fit in a poll about the crapiest game on the system. Cult classic Bangai-O of course marks its presence here despite being a 2D multi directional shooter game. So what did you think of the expanded meaning concept for shoot 'em up? Did I get too far? And by the way what's the best N64 near enough shoot 'em up game?
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Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions(Review)
Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions is the third installment in Geometry Wars series developed by Lucid Games. Geometry Wars is a multi-directional shooter that requires you destroy other shapes with your ship and avoid death which happens whenever they touch you.
  Geometry Wars 3 is really a game that takes things to the next level when it comes to levels and stages. Each level and stage has a weird shape to it that you have to navigate through as waves of enemies attack you. This is a game that sharpens your reflexes and makes you remember patterns as the slightest wrong move will get you destroyed. It also does hurt that it's a visually nice looking game. Everything in the game is sharp and vibrant. It's addicting, just playing to see what the next level will look like. I'd definitely recommend this 15$ downloadable game to anyone into shooter.
By: Patrick Griffin II