The Best Arcade Game Ever 1.0

Publisher review:
Blow away fighters coming at you from all directions as you explore HUGE worlds, and collect alien artifacts in this omni-directional 2D shooter hosting some briliant 3D graphics. Collect various types of weapons and energy left behind by your enemies as you blast them out of existance. The worlds are so large in this game that chances are you'll NEVER get to explore them fully! You get to do battle with an inexhaustable armada of enemy fighters in various types of worlds, such as cities in space, jungles with ancient sctructures and giant mountains, cities on the surface of the the ocean, high above foggy worlds where only the mysterious and majestic mountain peeks are visible, and brilliant and colorful futuristic cities. The game mixes elements of classic arcade games with elements of modern 3D games. This combination gives you the best of both worlds: while you get the none stop shooting action found in vertical and horizontal shooters, you also get the 360 degree freedom of movement and freedom to explore that you find in modern games. The game also hosts an energetic music track, but if you prefer your own music, just pop you favorite music CD into your CDROM drive, and the game's music engine will integrate the music from the CD into the game.
Requirements:
1.0 GHz Pentium, 256 Mbytes RAM, Video card supporting DirectX8

Operating system:
Win98,WinME,WinXP,Windows2000,Windows2003

Release notes:
New Release

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