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Deathsmiles Review | Rice Digital

"Deathsmiles is Cave’s horizontally scrolling shoot-em up where you battle forces of evil as an angel, or better yet, a goth loli with a help from your familiar. It delivers a more friendly difficulty, while still retaining the original Cave formula. Not to mention its brilliant design and polish are all you might expect from a shmup of high caliber." - Rice Digital

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Deathsmiles I- II is getting a Limited and Collector’s Edition to the PS4 and Nintendo Switch

"The Germany-based video game publisher Strictly Limited Games and the Japan-based game developer/publisher City Connection, are today very happy and excited to announce that Cave's classic arcade shmup "Deathsmiles I- II" is getting a Limited and Collector’s Edition to the PS4 and Nintendo Switch via the Strictly Limited Games Shop." - Jonas Ek, TGG.

TheColbertinator932d ago

I don't care for the series but as a collector of Limited Edition sets, I love that arrangement.

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Top 10 Xbox 360 Shoot 'em Ups - Blasts from the not-so-distant past

Shooting hordes of enemy forces while weaving through clouds of projectiles is as fun as it's always been. Very few consoles have a library of shmups as impressive as Xbox 360's so let's take a look at the 10 best shooters for Microsoft's sophomore console.

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Gunstar752329d ago

That's made me want to play parodius, which wasn't on the list 😐
Radiant and Ikaruga were awesome though.

And as for Gunstar Heroes ❤

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MWH2329d ago

Mushihimesama Futari and ESP RaDe2 should not me missed.

Shuckylad2329d ago

As good a list that it is Under defeat would be high up in my top ten of Xbox 360 shooters.

ludicrous2329d ago

No ginga force or Mushihimesama Futari?

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Deathsmiles Review - Angel Girl Anime Kitsch Belies a Killer Bullet Hell Underneath | COG

COG writes - A few may be turned off by its art style but Deathsmiles is every bullet hell fan's dream of a game.

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