“Since 1987 R-Type has graced a range of platforms, most of which being ports of the original classics. Keeping with this running trend, the name has been plastered on yet another blend of the same first two games with a few additional extras. R-Type is as simple as it gets, requiring you to navigate from the left of the screen to the right fighting off waves of scripted enemies, typically ending in a climatic boss battle. The series has earned a name for itself by the nail biting difficulty and the slick sci-fi pixel work which was beautiful in its day…”
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