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2026-06-27
talk about ~Star Soldier~ The young man on the package remains a mystery
• Released by Hudson Soft in 1986, Star Soldier is a vertical shooter and spiritual successor to Star Force.
• Players pilot the Caesar to destroy an artificial brain controlling a massive floating continent.
• Features a 3-stage power-up system and Caravan Mode, a timed high-score challenge popular in tournaments.
• While the ship is Caesar, the blue-haired pilot on the cover remains unnamed and a mystery even to the artist.
• The series is globally known as Star Soldier, though sequels like Gunhed were renamed Blazing Lazers abroad.
• Praised for its strategic scoring and quality graphics, it sparked a major score-attack craze in Japan.
• The Trap Zone mechanic can be confusing, and late-game homing missiles are notoriously difficult to avoid.
• Requires intense manual rapid-fire, which is both a core appeal and physically exhausting for players.
• Led to the renowned Soldier series on PC Engine, including Super Star Soldier and the hit Star Parodier.
• Born from a licensing issue with Tecmo, it evolved into an original IP and a cornerstone of the genre.
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talk about ~Super Fire Pro Wrestling~ The best-of-three exhibition match is heating up
• Released in 1991, this was the first pro wrestling game for SFC, featuring a unique timing-based grappling system. • It includes 21 ...
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• Devil World (1984) is a maze action game for Famicom/NES, developed by Nintendo and Intelligent Systems. • Players control Tamagon, ...
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• Action game based on MAD's "SPY vs SPY." Players control White and Black spies in a mansion to outwit rivals using vario...

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