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Slim Wexler returns to space to take on the incoming invaders in this sequel to a 2006 game.
Chousenshi Densetsu: Assault from the Sea is a vertical-scrolling shooter based on a short-lived web comic.
A free-to-play version of the Yu-Gi-Oh! card game.
A collection of nonogram puzzles based on sprites from classic Konami games, ranging from major franchises like Castlevania, Gradius, and Bomberman to lesser-known releases such as Getsu Humaden, Nuts & Milk, and Wai Wai World.
Two types of Option forms are given Bomber robot forms.
Towards the end of the interstellar wars, when chaos spread, one band of elite mercenaries acted more like pirates and looters than actual soldiers. The leader of this group was the notorious and infamous Colonel Nestor.
Twin Tiger Shark is a tribute to arcade vertical shoot-'em-ups, released for OUYA and Xbox 360 (via Indie games store)
From the makers of Pac-Man CE DX comes a new Galaga title, celebrating the 30th anniversary of the original game.
Hydorah is a horizontal space shooter made by indie developer Locomalito.
Return to the roots of Gradius in this deliberately-retro re-imagining of the Gradius series for the Wii.
The much improved sequel to Jump Superstars, Jump Ultimate Stars ups the ante with online play, a new koma system, even more characters and improved graphics.
The fifth game in the Sakura Taisen franchise and the first to receive an official North American localization, courtesy of NIS America.
The sixth entry, and first straight-to-console iteration, in the fast-paced sci-fi space shooter series, Gradius V implemented 3D models and backdrops, simultaneous multiplayer, online scoreboards, "revival start," and advanced control schemes. It is the only Gradius game not developed exclusively by Konami.
A compilation for the PlayStation 2, containing both Gradius III and Gradius IV.
Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon is an 3D action-adventure game that follows a group of misfits named Goemon, Ebisumaru, Yae, and Sasuke as they try to defeat the evil Peach Mountain Shoguns and restore peace and order to Ancient Japan.
Gradius Gaiden expounds on the Vic Viper mythos in this formerly import-exclusive shoot-em-up with four selectable ships, a customizable power-up gauge, and two-player simultaneous play.
The fifth game in the cartoony series of Gradius clones.
A mini-game collection featuring Timon and Pumbaa from Disney's The Lion King aimed at a younger audience. Released for PC and Mac and later ported to the Super Nintendo Entertainment System.
A side-scrolling shoot-'em-up where players control a very Totoro-esque cat.
An exciting and comical shooting game for the Sega Megadrive featuring two female protagonists and multiple control schemes. It was released only in Japan.
The first of several compilations created which houses the first two R-Type titles. This version has some remastered content that takes advantage of the CD format.
A superhero-themed auto-scrolling action game from NEC Interchannel. It is based on the anime of the same name.
Gradius: The Interstellar Assault is the second Gradius game for the Game Boy. It is the sequel to 1990's Nemesis and is known as Nemesis II in Japan.
A vertical-scrolling shoot 'em up for the Sharp X68000 and PC Engine. On the Sharp X68000, the game is known as Last Battalion.
Another installment in the Wai Wai World series. Once again a variety of Konami characters are playable.
A cult classic, Gaiares is a horizontal shooter, notable for allowing players to customize their weapons by leeching them out of enemies, as opposed to acquiring traditional power-ups.
A cute shoot 'em up from Konami for the Game Boy and the direct sequel to the original TwinBee. It was released in Europe as Pop'n TwinBee after the 1993 SNES game with the same name, in order to capitalize on its success.
A Japan-only horizontal shoot ’em up for the Sega Mega Drive.
The arcade sequel to the original MSX Parodius, Parodius Da builds on its Gradius-style gameplay and its unique comical charm.
Burai Fighter is a side-scrolling/top-down shooter released for the NES, Game Boy and later the Game Boy Color adopting different names with each release. Featuring upgradable weapons and the ability to shoot in eight directions, the player must destroy the Burai and their seven bases.
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