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Hi Hi Everyone! It's Crate Dae again! We were right; the day after the Yume Twins Box arrived, so did Tokyo Treat! In this episode we finally get to open it! We also taste test the whole box! Neat! What's inside?
Daeruna, Japan, Serraxor, Tokyo Treat, taste test | in Features 
he PSP has a ton of neat shooters! But, just like other systems at the end of thier lifecycles - with the NEC PCFX being a great example - seemingly innocent looking games can be insane smutfests! Soreyuke! Burunyanman Portable is definitely just about there, being derived form a really naughty PC H -game and toned down for the PSP... but how does it stack up?
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17Bit, DLC, Galak-Z, Golden Zonky, Serraxor, The Void, roguelike | in Bullet Heaven, Bullet Heaven HD 
t's time for another genre-bending Shmup mashup in Steredenn, this time with roguelike elements thrown into the mix. It's different every time, but how does it stack up?
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Daeruna, Genrebent, Horizontal, Pixelnest Studio, Plug In Media, Serraxor, Steredenn, roguelike | in Bullet Heaven, Bullet Heaven HD 
n episode 84 of Bullet Heaven HD, we took a look at Shooting Love 10-Shuunen, which contained Delta Zeal and XIIZEAL. We liked what 10-Shuunen had to offer... so how does XIIZEAL hold up on its own?
his review has been a long time coming. And you know? It has totally been worth the wait. Behold the PC shooting Epic, Jamestown: Legend of the Lost Colony. How does it stack up? Watch to find out!
n episode 84 of Bullet Heaven HD, we took a look at Shooting Love 10-Shuunen, which contained a duo of arcade shooters by Triangle Service. We noted that there wasn't as much content as Shooting Love 200X which has recently made its way to North America and Europe via Xbox 360 Games on Demand. How does the original Xbox 360 Shooting Love stack up?
t's time for the Winter Dreams Finale! G.Rev may have made its humble start via NAOMI Arcade and on the Dreamcast by programming games such as Treasure's Ikaruga at first, but their first proper, all-original, in-house title was the rare Border Down, released in 2003. How does this horizontal shooting game kick off G.Rev's awesome history? Watch to find out!
