I managed to beat this game through extreme persistence and frustration when it was an arcade game.It is one of my few video game triumphs.I think stages 4-7 are harder than stage 8.
ugh! the remixed music is awful. maybe it's reflective of the style popular back in those days. it's on a cd but they didn't bother to add back the stuff that was chopped off from the arcade version in the original hu-card b/c of size limitations, like the shrinking force protrusions if you move forward.... parallax scrolling would've been nice too.
What's strange, is that Hudson already made Hucard versions, then, Irem took those versions, put them together for the full game, but, didn't add anything to the levels themselves to improve them, other then cd music.
I never could get past stage 7 or 8. I can't remember which one it was. But man, was this one difficult game. I was so mad when the SNES R-Type came out because it was ridden with sprite overload and slow-down. The TG-16 was flawless.
You make it look all too easy. The amount of money I spent playing this game in the Arcades. You complete the first 4 levels in under 9 minutes! How many years have you practice?
About two weeks. Stage 1 to 4 is not difficult. But stage 5 to 8 is very difficult. Remembering all the enemy movements and going to last stage without making a mistake are important. I was able to play this game on TV in house and get this game information by books or TV program. There was not the Arcades in the neighborhood, so I have not played this game in the Arcades.
i still have the hucard for the turbografx and the graphics are basically the same, however the music of this version is simply amazing.
davidpfol 1 year ago
I managed to beat this game through extreme persistence and frustration when it was an arcade game.It is one of my few video game triumphs.I think stages 4-7 are harder than stage 8.
mazzarge 1 year ago
your a gaming god! *bows* well done man keep up the good gaming
SuperEarther 1 year ago
REALLY GREAT and awesome music!but all ppl know what is the best version of R type xD
gillianx68000 2 years ago
lOVE THE REMIXED RTYPE MUSIC!!!! I could do the robot dance to it! Hehe
bisexualbuffthug 2 years ago
ugh! the remixed music is awful. maybe it's reflective of the style popular back in those days. it's on a cd but they didn't bother to add back the stuff that was chopped off from the arcade version in the original hu-card b/c of size limitations, like the shrinking force protrusions if you move forward.... parallax scrolling would've been nice too.
kiman2 2 years ago
Irem was a great TG16 PCE developer!
Bistol13 3 years ago
What's strange, is that Hudson already made Hucard versions, then, Irem took those versions, put them together for the full game, but, didn't add anything to the levels themselves to improve them, other then cd music.
ParanoiaDragon 4 years ago
I never could get past stage 7 or 8. I can't remember which one it was. But man, was this one difficult game. I was so mad when the SNES R-Type came out because it was ridden with sprite overload and slow-down. The TG-16 was flawless.
DeepGarageHead 4 years ago
Interesting music arrangement
camorramerda 4 years ago
You make it look all too easy. The amount of money I spent playing this game in the Arcades. You complete the first 4 levels in under 9 minutes! How many years have you practice?
DJGatecrasher 4 years ago
About two weeks. Stage 1 to 4 is not difficult. But stage 5 to 8 is very difficult. Remembering all the enemy movements and going to last stage without making a mistake are important. I was able to play this game on TV in house and get this game information by books or TV program. There was not the Arcades in the neighborhood, so I have not played this game in the Arcades.
yukimatsuri 4 years ago
Was this the R-Types that was released for the PS1?
GeneralSirDouglasMcA 4 years ago
No. This game was released for PC Engine CD-ROM in 1991 by IREM Corp. Thank you.
yukimatsuri 4 years ago
He forgot to tell you that PC Engine is what Turbo Graphx-16 or Turbo Duo is called in Japan.
Nintega 4 years ago
The ver you are thinking of is either R-types (R-Type I and II)
or R-type Delta
Delta sorta failed of play and didn't really sell.
ZX81v2 4 years ago
As yukimatsuri said, this was released for PC-Engine CD-ROM in 1991.
PS1 R-Types was released in 1998 in Japan, 1999 in the U.S..
Unlike R-Type Complete CD for PCE CD, R-Types for PS1 was a direct port of the arcade versions of R-Type & R-Type II.
Irem Software Engineering totally re-wrote the arcade code for PS1. Aside from resolution differences, they're arcade-exact ports.
turbografx 2 years ago
You play like a GOD!!!
haisaid 4 years ago
what did you record with? it looks so bright
thefriendsociety 4 years ago
I darkened a room and took a movie with my digital camera. So screen looks bright and white. Thanks.
yukimatsuri 4 years ago