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==Differences from the original== | ==Differences from the original== | ||
* Kissy, the protagonist of the original, has been replaced by | * Takky is now player 1's character instead of player 2's, while Kissy, the protagonist of the original, has been replaced by Hommy. | ||
* Takky | * Takky and Hommy are always facing to the right of the screen, and cannot go backwards because the screen will not let them. | ||
* Several new enemies have been introduced and there are four different types of capsule - yellow, red, blue and green. | * Several new enemies have been introduced and there are four different types of capsule - yellow, red, blue and green. | ||
* There is now music playing in the background. | * There is now music playing in the background. | ||
* The Paccets, when collected, will circle around Takky and are added to your score at the end of the stage instead of being in the bonus game, which now only comes before a boss stage. | * The Paccets, when collected, will circle around Takky and Hommy and are added to your score at the end of the stage instead of being in the bonus game, which now only comes before a boss stage. | ||
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Revision as of 23:28, 15 November 2008
Bakutotsu Kijuutei is a scrolling shooter arcade game that was released by Namco in 1988 only in Japan. It runs on Namco System 1 hardware and is the sequel to Baraduke, which was released 3 years earlier.
Differences from the original
- Takky is now player 1's character instead of player 2's, while Kissy, the protagonist of the original, has been replaced by Hommy.
- Takky and Hommy are always facing to the right of the screen, and cannot go backwards because the screen will not let them.
- Several new enemies have been introduced and there are four different types of capsule - yellow, red, blue and green.
- There is now music playing in the background.
- The Paccets, when collected, will circle around Takky and Hommy and are added to your score at the end of the stage instead of being in the bonus game, which now only comes before a boss stage.