> Thanks for the feedback. I 'm giving Dogyuun a go.
>
> Even if a game, in terms of playability and addictiveness, isn't up there with
> "Raiden" that's OK. A secondary objective of mine (to stay in the jargon) is to just
> learn about other (old-school arcade) schmups. "Unfortunately" "Raiden" is pretty
> unique in that it occupies a sweet spot in being difficult but not impossible and, as
> I think I already mentioned, has both a qualitative and quantitative edge which is
> pretty much undefinable as well as ineffable.
>
> I played "Raiden" for the first time at age 12 and appearently I still find it funny
> at the age of 45. Now some would say this says more about me than the game but of
> course I will adamantly/vehemently agree.
that image isn't the joined up ship, that's just 2 ships side by side.
the game literally has a feature to make both ships into 1 ship.
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Edited by Haze (03/08/21 08:53 PM)
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