| | | Originally posted by it290@Tue, 2005-12-27 @ 05:15 AM
Yeah! Great game. I think the DC pad works fine for it, just make sure you use the a/b/x/y type controls and its like Smash TV in space. I've never played this game seriously for score, but like most Treasure games it is just awesome action wise and has a great sense of humor. It's also seriously inventive. My only complaint is that it can't run on a VGA box, but oh well.
[post=142883]Quoted post[/post]
|
Strait Up!
The ABXY game is the greatest way to play this game... that is why I liked it so much, movement was so fluid with it. The analog stick made for great aiming and the super bomb was just a trigger finger away... ahhh, it would get amazing; like in that level that is just a giant open room with teleporters all along the walls of the giant room teleporting massive amounts of enemies in... I remember my tactic in that level was just start blowing up teleporters in a row with the dude until I am swarmed in enemies and...
SUPER BOMB!
The explosion count goes sky high that it gets refilled 3 times and you can just fly around the level using super bomb after super bomb and never run out while racking up points because everytime the explosion counter would top out.
AHHH, I have to go home and place this again... I havn't played it on my big screen yet.
wait... did I sell that to Icey with those other games last week? I hope it wasn't one of the games I sold to him... eh, if it is I'll just get another copy. |
)
Apparently the game (and what you can see on the front) came with a signed Bangaio themed telephone card that appears to be signed by someone at Treasure (maybe someone who knows Treasure well can decipher it?) and a special poster. Only five exist. If you are curious the winning score was 60,199,689 - not sure how long that took to clock up! The contest took place on the 31st of January 2000AD. I think I need a bit of practice before entering the next one!