In shooters such as Don Pachi and it's sequel, there were times when the screen filled with so much enemy scattershot that it was impossible to avoid being hit. This defined quarter munching in the coin-op realm where jingling change was gobbled up like so much candy because of unfair gameplay and finite movement. 
   Giga Wing 2 is like this. There are tons of shots to avoid but unlike Don Pachi, you have the Reflect Force on your side. Bullets dance off of your fighter and strike back at foes. Reflect laser joins your arsenal as well something called Kingfisher. The visual presentation in this sequel is quite good. Dive through cloud cover and attack enemy airships, strike across luminous cities, and react to the constant motion of oncoming attackers. A beaut of a shmup.