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Again,
the played out storyline. Here is a time line to bring you up to
date with the events of the universe, and a few highlights from
the long intro.... |
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Wow,
even before Gaiden, in the late 80's you can pick from four different
ships... |
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Then
program the options, and choose between that lame @ or a real forcefield. |
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Say,
remember those candy red-hots? I used to love them. |
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Yup,
knew this was coming. I read the book before called Gradius 2, and
know how it ends. No birds were harmed during the making of this
game.....except for this one.... |
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Level
two (more plants?) and this curious looking thing opens up....shall
we look inside? |
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Neat!
A new enhancement. Though it is named "twinkle laser"
it packs a nice punch. |
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I
had an idea-know how when you are fully powered up, and you collect
tons of red icons, all for no good reason? Every time you scroll
through force field and back to speedup, your weapons should get
more powerful. This way, you have to choose between weapon or power...(hint,
hint Konami...) |
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Eye
think, therefore eye am........I think popeye said that..... |
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Since
you're so dirty, level three gives you a meteor shower. |
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This
part stinks: the upper lines pull you up, the lower lines pull you
down. |
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Now
you have to navigate black holes, which also try to pull you in.
Give in to their attraction and you're back at the beginning of
the level again.
Let's
proceed to the next page
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