Wartech is one of those 2D shooting games that's unlikely to trouble the upper reaches of western sales charts, in spite of the rave reviews it received in its native Japan. Originally developed for ...
On paper, it looks like a good idea: mix bullet hell shooters with a fighting game. Take a little Virtual On, sprinkle in some Ikaruga, and you have a formula that hardcore gamers will kill for. At ...
Senko no Ronde was too much of a Japanese name for Ubisoft, so the prefix of WarTech was added when the company decided to publish the title in the United States. Though this may come as a surprise to ...
At the most basic level you've got the tactical option of switching between your primary and secondary weapons, each of which reload at different rates. You've also got access to a shield, to protect ...
WarTech: Senko no Ronde attempts to straddle the line between a shooter and a fighting game. You have a top-down view of the action and fire off a lot of big shots, as if it was some sort of scrolling ...
Shoot-'em-ups have had something of a revival over the past year or so. While the hardcore crowd remained faithful to bullet-dodging, laser-blasting, bomb-dropping shooters, a large portion of console ...
Page Jump: ===== 1 - Japanese shoot 'em up due out in the UK soon 2 - Retro revival 3 - Tackle the big boss Japanese shoot 'em up due out in the UK soon Japanese games are often innovative and full of ...
WarTech: Senko no Ronde is an over-priced arcade port with some neat ideas that don't translate into satisfying gameplay. WarTech: Senko no Ronde attempts to straddle the line between a shooter and a ...
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