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    Battlemania: Daiginjou

    Game » consists of 1 releases. Released Dec 24, 1993

    An exciting and comical shooting game for the Sega Megadrive featuring two female protagonists and multiple control schemes. It was released only in Japan.

    chickengeorgewashington's バトルマニア大吟醸 (Genesis) review

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    I'm a maniac!

    Unlike my submissions, I'll keep this review short and to the point: I love this game. From the visuals to the music to the general atmosphere/feel of it, it's all very well done and quite fun. 
    It's quite apparent the developers had a lot of fun making this, and I often feel works of love have something "special" in them that a game churned out by a team that isn't particularly devoted to their project or is simply interested in getting their paycheck lacks. It's also full of little in-jokes and references that can be quite amusing if you pick up on them or know what they're talking about.  
    The characters also have a lot of personality and are likeable (at least in my opinion!) and the music is all very well done, and there is quite a bit of it too: many tracks are used only briefly or in one spot. Thankfully there is a sound test mode (with a charming interface) so you can check out the tunes and their titles at your leisure. The choice of control schemes is a nice bonus: you can choose a 1 way, two way, or 8 way shooting system (you can also configure your buttons, but the game only uses three so it isn't really necessary!)  The 8 way shooting scheme is the most amusing to me, but to each his own! Unfortunately, one point of weakness is the game's difficulty: It's quite easy, but for most that's probably viewed as a good thing.
    To make a long story short: This game holds a special place in my heart, so I "heartily" recommend it to anyone interested. Keep your fryer warm!

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