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Twinbee Portable
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Game Synopsis
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When one thinks of Twinbee, pastel images and
colored bells generally come to mind. Konami's
Twinbee started out as a simple vertical shooter in
1985 and eventually led to sequels and gaming
adjuncts such as a Twinbee RPG and a Twinbee
platform action game. The unique feature of the
Twinbee ship was its gloved hands which punched
outwards as a secondary weapon. Twinbee game stages
featured lots of clouds which released bells when
shot. The bells served as power-ups when collected
but keep shooting a bell and its color and attendant
power-up changes.
The games in the PSP collection hail from the arcade originals except for
Twinbee Da! which is a remake of the Gameboy
original. The remake is a visual feast of pastel and
widescreen shooting action.
The titles included in Twinbee Portable are:
1) Twinbee (1985) Coin-op version
2) Twinbee DA! (1990) Gameboy Remake
3) Detana!! Twinbee (1991) Coin-op version
4) Pop n' Twinbee (1993) Coin-op version
5) Twinbee Yahho! Fushigi no Kuni de Ooabare
(1995) Coin-op version
Special PSP features include a screen modification facility, game
setting toggles, and a save/load feature.
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NCS Game Notes
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Press START to pause any of the games in progress at
any time and the ability to toggle and adjust the
game options pop up. For example, the settings for
Twinbee Yahho! Fushigi no Kuni de Ooabare
are as follows:
GAME SETTING
▪ Difficulty Level: Easiest, Very Easy, Easy,
Medium, Medium Hard, Hard, Very Hard, Hardest
▪ Player's Life: 1 to 9 lives
▪ Extra Life: No Extension, 1st at
300000/2nd at 700000, 1st at 500000/2nd at 1000000,
500000 Pts Only
▪ Sound in Attract Mode: Completely Off, All the
Time, Once Every Four Cycles
▪ Song in Attract Mode: All the Time,
Once Every Four Cycles, Completely Off
SCREEN SETTING
Ratio: Original or 4:3
Zoom: Normal, Large, Full (to fill up the screen)
KEY CONFIG
Assign buttons and set shot speed
SAVE / LOAD
Save Option Data, Load Option Data, Delete Data,
Initialize High Score, and Toggle Auto Save feature
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Twinbee and Detana!! Twinbee both
feature a vertical TATE mode where the PSP is
rotated 90° counterclockwise or clockwise (the game
allows for both vertical aspect orientations of the
PSP). We prefer the "Right to Top" TATE mode where
the d-pad and analog nub are located on the bottom
and the face buttons are on the top.
» The SELECT button acts as the quarter inserter.
» Either the d-pad or analog nub may be used for
control.
» The Music Gallery features approximately 100 BGM
and sound effects from the five games. The Music
Gallery features a versatile music player utility
that can Repeat, Shuffle, and Skip tracks. If you
highlight a track and play it, the player will
automatically play the next track after each one
ends.
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This document is ©NCSX 2007. All rights
reserved. No reproduction in whole or in part of
this document may be made without express written
consent of National Console Support, Inc. |
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