9/27/2023 0 Comments Zero wing arcade![]() Another nice surprise is a great CRT filter, that not only looks perfect with a sharp image, but was enabled by default. The controller was recognized correctly, you can start playing right away. First good impression is the minuscule size of the download, just 4MB. ![]() Just got Truxton and, I am pleasantly surprised. Last edited by Pengling on 17 February 2023 at 4:19 pm UTC ![]() *I am fully aware that this is likely to put me in a position to complain if there's a Bomberman 40th Anniversary collection this year, because it'll be just my luck that they won't offer a native version if that happens. Quote Especially nice that they did Native Linux support that works great on Desktop Linux and Steam Deck.I've said this before, but this is great, and due to how great emulation is on Linux there's no excuse for developers not to offer native releases of compilations like this going forward*. *For localisation nerds, there is further reading here and here. It's interesting that it's so famous that they'll be altering the original in this re-release! Quote However, the good news is that a patch is coming that will add the cutscene back in, it just wasn't ready for the main release.The cutscene isn't missing here - it never existed in the original 1989 arcade game (or the 1992 PC Engine CD conversion, which has a completely different intro that is distinctly lacking in CATS), and was made from whole cloth for the 1991 Mega Drive conversion*. You can find each of them on Steam ( GOG too but they only have the Windows builds). Especially nice that they did Native Linux support that works great on Desktop Linux and Steam Deck. I'm extremely keen to see what they have cooking up for more upgraded retro releases like this. I can easily recommend picking up these classics because sometimes they really don't make them like they used to. It just makes playing them a whole lot nicer. While you could get them elsewhere, and then emulate them, I'm a huge fan of click and play releases like this for classics that come with enhancements built-in. We’re so happy to finally release the first in our planned collection and can’t wait to see what scores gamers manage to achieve on the online leader boards! We look forward to announcing more about our future plans for the collection soon, and we’re confident gamers will fall in love with these games all over again." Niklas Istenes, CEO of Bitwave Games, said, “Developing this premier volume of much-loved shooters has been a labour of love and one which we know our community is excited to play. We’re glad these titles have stood the test of time and we’re delighted to bring them to a new audience through the release of Toaplan Arcade Shoot ‘Em Up Collection Vol.1.” Tatsujin CEO, and legendary Toaplan developer, Masahiro Yuge, commented, “We’re humbled that gamers today hold our games in such high regard, it’s a testament to the work we put into making each title a memorable experience. Zero Wing in particular used to kick my ass on Mega Drive but it remained as one of my favourite shoot 'em ups and overall Bitwave Games have done a real quality job on them. I've had a lot of fun with them, and they're all as difficult as I remember. Accept Cookies & Show Direct LinkĪll of them have Native Linux support and after testing on Steam Deck as they sent over a copy of each to me, they will easily be fully Steam Deck Verified. YouTube videos require cookies, you must accept their cookies to view. Practice mode, allowing gamers to hone their skills.Choose between Raw Input on Windows or Steam® Input.Rotate option allowing the action to be rotated in 90-degree increments.Pixel-perfect display option or full-screen scaling in both windowed and full-screen modes.Very Easy Mode, allowing beginners to master each game at their own pace.Assist features facilitating options such as auto-fire.Rewind feature allowing gamers to rewind between 10-18 minutes of play.Instrument Panels featuring additional gameplay information and artwork.Quality-focused features such as minimal input lag, input processing, and rendering all complete on the same frame. ![]() Some of the upgrades available for the games includes: However, the good news is that a patch is coming that will add the cutscene back in, it just wasn't ready for the main release. This is due to each of the games being upgraded from the original Arcade game versions. Quite disappointingly though, the famous meme "All your base are belong to us" from Zero Wing that was in the Sega Mega Drive (Sega Genesis) version is absent from this new release. Zero Wing along with other shoot 'em up classics Out Zone, Twin Cobra and Truxton from Toaplan and Bitwave Games have their brand new PC releases out. ![]()
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