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バーニングエンジェル
©1990 Naxat Soft
Release: 1990-12-07 (¥6700)
HuCard (3 Mbits) NX90008
Shooter / Vertical
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Burning Angels is a vertical shooter by Naxat Soft.
The cute Dr Kaga, the 'Burning' project leader, has been kidnaped
by some evil forces and two girl pilots, onboard their
prototype fighters (Dragon and Phoenix), join
forces in a desperate rescue mission.
Each player can either choose to fly Dragon or
Phoenix - or both at the same time during intense
two-player simultaneous plays. Each fighter comes equipped
with an unique arsenal of lethal firepower - Dragon is
equipped with wide lasers, missiles and side
guns, and Phoenix comes with
Bubble lasers, explosive missiles and rotating
side guns. Special red spaceships also drop power-up icons
when destroyed - they come in various flavors such as Side Guns (B),
missiles (M), extra life (L),
power-up (P) and special star icons. The latter
must be collected to charge up the burning bar located
at the bottom of the screen. When full, the power can
be used to launch a powerful attack and get the two fighters
to temporary merge into a destructive bird of fire.
Burning Angels consists of five stages and
features a two-simultaneous player mode.
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Game Staff (Copied from the end credits) :
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Programmer
K. Matsuda
K. Miyoshi
N. Nakamura
H. Miyakushi
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Music Sounds
M. Ito
H. Nishkawa
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Designer
O. Kiyasu
K. Mori
M. Kitsuta
M. Wada
K. Kawahata
Thanks you for Playing
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Dorabocchan!
At the end of the game, during the staff roll and when Thank you for playing
appears, press Select and Dracula-Kun from
Makai Prince Dorabocchan (Pce-Hu) will show up and walk across
the screen! (picture on the right)
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Burning Angel is not an amazing shooter by any means, but it
yet manages to bring a couple of nice additions to the genre.
Stages are surprisingly long and feature middle bosses,
but I would have loved to see more variation in the
countless enemy attack patterns.
Graphics can be a bit blocky at times and this
is especially true with the game's backgrounds - some stages
appear to be just using the same tiled bitmaps ad nauseam.
The Burning Bar is a nice feature but it is
way too powerful - some early bosses are really
weak against it and will be obliterated in the blink
of an eye. Difficulty, however, quickly kicks in and
later stages are especially tough. All in all,
Burning Angel is a simple looking and yet
decent vertical shooter. Definitively a good buy
though, as long as you find a cheap bargain...
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