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In this episode of Bullet Heaven we take a look at a shooting game that was so stealthily released on the Game Boy Color in 2000, almost nobody has even heard of it.
Did you like what you saw here today? Questions, Comments and Suggestions are not only welcome, but encouraged!
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Game Boy Color, Project S-11, Shmup | in Bullet Heaven In this episode of Bullet Heaven, we take a break from heavy-handed space epics and super militarized shmups to take a look at the refreshing Trouble Shooter for the Genesis and Megadrive.
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Trouble Shooter | in Bullet Heaven In this episode of Bullet Heaven, we take a look at the only shmup on the infamous Virtual Boy: Vertical Force by Hudson.
Viewers beware... the only way I could capture this one was with a camera jammed into the visor, so the sound and picture are... uh, comprimized. I very nearly abandoned this episode, but Vertical Force is one of a kind on the Virtual Boy, and still makes for an interesting episode. Thankfully, this will be the ONLY episode filmed this way!!
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In this episode of Bullet Heaven, we take a look at Nintendo's only first party shmup, and the earliest shooter on the then-fledgling Game Boy handheld: 1989's Solar Striker! How does this early portable shooter stack up?
Starting with this episode, Bullet Heaven will be using a new rating format with a rating wheel and Picture-in-Picture! Also new to Bullet Heaven henceforth is brand new art at the end of every episode of the show!
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It's the season 2 premier, anniversary episode of Bullet Heaven! In this episode of Bullet Heaven, I take a look at the obscure Kolibri for the Sega 32X. I have just five words for you: Humming Birds and Particle Beams. Make sure to stay tuned after the show for a special surprise! BULLET HEAVEN IS BACK!
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