@Moroboshi876 In the arcade Vs. Balloon Fight had a vertically scrolling screen, and was also made for the Duosystem, which had two units connected giving each player their own screen.
It is worth noting, you can upgrade the tree to level 3, as of this writing, for less than a dollar, which gets you a fair amount of apples one time, and also triples the tree's output. Which is a start, anyhow.
I've played a great deal of this game over the past couple of days and I have to say that there's actually a lot more to it than it first seems....
1. The first level has three different "styles," depending on which of the bases at the start you blow up: white, orange and red. White has the mountain UFO boss at the end, orange replaces it with the erupting volcanoes from the original Gradius, and red has that AND all the mountains in the level are erupting too, making it much more difficult. 2. There are a good number of secret areas, it turns out, although they're pretty hard to find. 3. Most importantly, loops 2 and 3 (which can be accessed from the start as Hard and Very Hard mode) actually have different level layouts! The basic theme of the stage is the same, but the terrain and enemies have been shifted around. The change on Loop 2 is relatively subtle, but Loop 3 shifts its levels around rather a lot. (It's also incredibly difficult....)
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@Moroboshi876 In the arcade Vs. Balloon Fight had a vertically scrolling screen, and was also made for the Duosystem, which had two units connected giving each player their own screen.
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@LinktotheFuture In terms of gameplay, enemy damage to Simon is increased from the beginning, and the first two levels have very short time limits.
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It is worth noting, you can upgrade the tree to level 3, as of this writing, for less than a dollar, which gets you a fair amount of apples one time, and also triples the tree's output. Which is a start, anyhow.
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I've played a great deal of this game over the past couple of days and I have to say that there's actually a lot more to it than it first seems....
1. The first level has three different "styles," depending on which of the bases at the start you blow up: white, orange and red. White has the mountain UFO boss at the end, orange replaces it with the erupting volcanoes from the original Gradius, and red has that AND all the mountains in the level are erupting too, making it much more difficult.
2. There are a good number of secret areas, it turns out, although they're pretty hard to find.
3. Most importantly, loops 2 and 3 (which can be accessed from the start as Hard and Very Hard mode) actually have different level layouts! The basic theme of the stage is the same, but the terrain and enemies have been shifted around. The change on Loop 2 is relatively subtle, but Loop 3 shifts its levels around rather a lot. (It's also incredibly difficult....)