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Otomedius Gorgeous -
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NCS Game
Synopsis
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When Gradius first hit the coin-op arena
in 1985, Konami basically launched a franchise that
would engender numerous sequels, derivatives, and
adjuncts. Over the years, the company also parodied
the super-serious and grayish Gradius series with
the pastel-tinted Parodius games.
Since the market can never get enough of a good
thing, Konami invokes the Gradius series once again
with Otomedius Gorgeous.The "ship" in
Otomedius is a blue-haired gal named Aoba Aona who
pilots a Vic Viper airframe. Otomedius
also pays homage to other Konami shooters of yore
including Xexex and Salamander with familiar weapon
systems, sound effects, and characters.
The first stage starts off in classic Gradius fashion where a
stream of enemies appear on the upper portion of the
screen. Shoot them all and collect the coins and
bonuses that are dropped. Other enemies meander into
the screen followed by additional streams of
spherical enemies that appear on the top and bottom
of the screen. Note that there's streaming slivers
of lights that flow through the first level but
they're not dangerous lasers... just screen effects.
Midway through the first level, the scenery shifts
from outer space to the ocean and the beach. That's
right, the beach where tanks and penguins attempt to
stop your assault. Later levels include a trek
across ancient Egypt and inside a rotating pyramid,
an ice stage where Konami pays a little respect to a
classic game called Pengo, and more.
Bonus Schwag
All orders will include a bonus Otomedius Aoba Anoa Xbox Live
card as shown above.
Shipping Issue
One of
our Japanese import shipments was misrouted and we
did not receive our entire quantity of Xbox 360
Otomedius-G. Due to the problem, we
should receive the parcel in the next 1-2 days and
later preorders will ship once the misrouted package
is delivered. Apologies for the inconvenience
caused.
Jan Code:
4988602143423
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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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