Phalanx on the Game Boy Advance (GBA)

[@philipkeersnufc4160]

Great video as always Steve really enjoying the GBA content that you are producing 👍

[@grantdeancommons5390]

I've myself started to enjoy the Gameboy advance games again ,one of my fave shoot em ups is medal of honour infiltrator ,very well done top down instead of its usual FPS approach

[@Leahi84]

Sometimes it's good to pay attention to who makes a game, just because if you like it you can look up their other games. Anyway, another great video Steve, thank you! Ps. Any chance you'll be able to stream again anytime soon? Pps. It's so frustrating that a lot of times, the older you get, when you have less overall time till you die, you get even less time to enjoy it because you have so much to do, and declining health adds another obstacle. Just kind of a bummer. Idk, though, probably just me and my autistic brain doing its thing again.

[@KTJohnsonkidThunder]

One big advantage is that you take an additional hit point before you die compared to the Super NES port and the X68000 original. In BOTH the Super NES and X68k versions, if you beat the game on Hard mode, you'll see the main character and the girl share an actual kiss. I like the opening cutscenes here. I will say the background graphics are a bit washed out compared to the X68k and Super NES versions.

[@ChastasticGaming]

Never really got into side scolling shooters myself. I did used to play one on the megadrive call Empire of Steel, probably the only one I have every finished.

[@SteveBenway]

I know that one. Pretty sure I have it on GBA too. I should give it a go :D

[@GeordiLaForgery]

Hey Steve I prefer old school style shooters too so I'll check this one out cheers. On pc I recommend Andro Dunos 2.

[@MrTripcore]

Never seen a shooter with snowballs before

[@MrTripcore]

It's made by kemco, they made top gear for SNES

[@Bloodreign1]

The game is made by Zoom, originally on the Sharp X68000, Kemco just did the porting duties.