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Helpful tip: Flyhight Cloudia 3's scheduled for release on Steam in just a few weeks. Why should I care? I was able to find the time to play the first Cloudia in the intervening year between the Switch and Steam ports, but I've yet to play this one longer than fifteen minutes, so I can only echo the prevailing opinion that this is a larger and substantially more interesting game than its predecessor. (Again, this release remains entirely in Japanese.)

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What's this? The second entry in G-Mode's popular series of Japanese feature phone RPGs, originally released in 2007, later remade for iOS and Android and reissued on Switch last year this game directly follows the events of the original and adds convenient features like an in-game map and the ability to pause cutscenes, on top of refinements to the game's battle system. Useless fact: There exists a Time Pilot '95, but it's less a genuine sequel and more an OG Time Pilot-themed minigame stashed away in a Super Famicom Goemon game. Why should I care? This game's obscurity is in no way an indicator of its quality, nor its relation to the original: if you enjoyed the first one, you'll perhaps like this one just a little more. What's this? The little-played and never-ported sequel to Konami's hit multi-directional shooting game, originally released in arcades in 1984 this version ditches the time-hopping conceit of the original for a unified futuristic setting and adopts a dual-plane system with aerial enemies that can be destroyed with the main shot and ground-based enemies that can be destroyed with the new semi-tracking hyper missile attack. Platform: Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 (worldwide).Useless fact: What can I tell ya, I got nothin'. Why should I care? You've always liked the look of NMK's super-stoic vertical shooters but were put off by their typically harsh difficulty this game is, for the most part, pretty relaxed. What's this? A military-themed vertically-scrolling shooting game, developed by NMK and distributed by UPL in arcades in 1989, with an arranged conversion produced for Sega Mega Drive by Treco in 1991 players control a Harrier fighter jet and attack enemies with a tried-and-true Xevious-style system of a standard aerial shot and a bomb-style shot for targeting ground-based enemies Please see the Readme File.This week's roundup is packed with curious releases that are sure to cater to all tastes, but I want to draw special attention to Wonder Boy: Asha in Monster World, not just because it's a remake of a sentimental favorite, or because it's the latest in an unprecedented deluge of Wonder Boy/Monster World games, but because the developers somehow managed to produce a polygonal remake of a pixel-art game that doesn't feel immediately and irrevocably wrong upon pressing a single button, and that's evidently way, way harder to do than it should be. This hack is compatible with the translation patches. the status words have been replaced by more common RPG genre abbreviations for example AP = ATK, DP = DEF, etc.several NPC allied and enemy mechs have been modified.

some attributes of the player’s mechs have been slightly changed (mainly defenses and hp), and some mech´s arsenal has been modified as well.

all weapons have been modified (damage, range, ammunition, etc) Also, they have been renamed.

This hack changes the next aspects of the original game: And so, VECTORs were finally thrown into real combat. A special task force called “Slash” was formed in order to test the latest prototypes. Merisma Harp, one of the recently created countries, has developedits own VECTORs (a weapon that surpassed the performance of the SERDs). One of the major contributors to victory was the high-mobility humanoid weapon system “SERD” developed in secret by the Asian Federation. The war of 2384 against the aliens ended with a narrow victory of the Earth.