The game is primarily filled with these bosses. (there are many) You'll need every single damn one, since the bosses in the game are BRUTAL. It's also worth playing the game over and over, getting used to every little trick and nuance to the game that you can use to your advantage. Getting over that is worth every bit of effort and time, though.

Just takes some time to become accustomed to the slightly different way the game controls.

When you get used to it, you become a veritable destroyer of worlds unlike that which any other game has made you feel. A very effective one, don't get me wrong. I'll say this up front: Alien Soldier has an awkward control scheme. (the box art to this game isn't all that great, so, fan-art! ) So, we'll touch on a much lesser-known Treasure gem Alien Soldier. It has all the modern ports you could need, it's cheap, it's absolutely fantastic, and you don't have a reason NOT to play it. Each game is so wildly different from each other (in a manner of speaking)] that it'd be so difficult to compare them anyways.Īnd, I'll get this out of the way: I won't be doing Gunstar Heroes. (much as I'd like to) Plus, the sheer quality put into each game means that each one deserves their own focus and attention. Unless Radiant Silvergun and Guardian Heroes suddenly get a modern port, I'm not likely to play them. I haven't played all of their games, and I'm not likely to. I'll start this by saying that while eventually I'll write about specific game companies and the games they've made, Treasure is not one I'll add to that list. VISUALSHOCK! SPEEDSHOCK! SOUNDSHOCK! NOW IS TIME TO THE 68000 HEART ON FIRE!

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