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| Radish 1139th Post
 
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|  "Re(2):Anyone know anything about Eco Fighters"
, posted Wed 23 Apr 06:40
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I saw this poster from Capcom what's the story with this game
Link Here
It's a side-scrolling shmup, where you are the defender of nature and all that's clean and good!
The graphics are clean and nice, and IIRC you have two different types of powerups: normal weapons (hammer, scatter etc) and missiles (homing and straight?).
You need about 3 powerups to reach your maximum level, and when you die some of the powerups you picked up scatter around so that you can pick them up again.
One thing you have to master in his game is the rotation of your "option" which is attached to your ship and is your weapon of destruction.
It circles your ship 360 degrees and you have to learn how to aim with it.
At the beginning of every stage, some professor who reminds me of Dr. Wily informs you of your mission, the boss machine and how it's destroying the planet, eg: "The Steam Engine 128UYXD3G is polluting the skies of Planet xxx. You must stop it!"
I've only played it in the arcades, and I think it's quite easy to finish :)
Yeah, that's my impression too. It was ok but definitely not one of the games Capcom is excited to tell people about at parties to impress the chicks.
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| Adon 966th Post
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| "Re(3):Anyone know anything about Eco Fighters" , posted Wed 23 Apr 14:17
quote:
I saw this poster from Capcom what's the story with this game
Link Here
It's a side-scrolling shmup, where you are the defender of nature and all that's clean and good!
The graphics are clean and nice, and IIRC you have two different types of powerups: normal weapons (hammer, scatter etc) and missiles (homing and straight?).
You need about 3 powerups to reach your maximum level, and when you die some of the powerups you picked up scatter around so that you can pick them up again.
One thing you have to master in his game is the rotation of your "option" which is attached to your ship and is your weapon of destruction.
It circles your ship 360 degrees and you have to learn how to aim with it.
At the beginning of every stage, some professor who reminds me of Dr. Wily informs you of your mission, the boss machine and how it's destroying the planet, eg: "The Steam Engine 128UYXD3G is polluting the skies of Planet xxx. You must stop it!"
I've only played it in the arcades, and I think it's quite easy to finish :)
Yeah, that's my impression too. It was ok but definitely not one of the games Capcom is excited to tell people about at parties to impress the chicks.
Ok thanks Holiday and Radish for your explanation I appreciate it. Holiday, I see you have come up with a nice abbreviation for the top tens the Arcs
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