Europe getting "ultimate" Deathsmiles
Deluxe Edition packs in extras.
The "ultimate" version of mental Japanese shmup Deathsmiles will launch in Europe early 2011, publisher Rising Star Games has said.
Deathsmiles Deluxe Edition – exclusive to PAL territories – includes the complete version of the game, the Mega Black DLC (an expanded version of the game with special features, an additional stage and an extra playable character), a desktop accessory pack and the original soundtrack.
The Cave-developed shooter features three modes: Arcade (original Arcade game), Xbox 360 (Arcade conversion) and Version 1.1 (conversion designed specifically for the Xbox 360).
There's also a two-player co-op mode playable locally or online over Xbox Live.
Deathsmiles is based around witches on broomsticks rather than spaceships. Pick a lady and begin, blasting hordes of enemies that come from both sides of the screen with rapid-fire spells. That means you'll be shooting behind you as well as in front. Luckily, you'll have a bit of help: each witch will have a familiar (pet) that flies along with them. It was released three years ago in Japanese arcades.
New screens are below.
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I will pick this up as well to give some support to these types of games so nice one Risng Star.
If you're into this type of game then track down Espgaluda 2 (regular edition) and Mushihimesama Futari as although only released in Japan, they will play on any region of console.
@Golgo. It would be nice if the PS3 had some Cave love, if only because the region coding would not be an issue.
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And for anyone put off by the original import price of Mushihimesama Futari when I checked Playasia a week or so ago I saw they now have a platinum release which was much more reasonably priced, so I put an order in right away. Not sure when that was released, but it was news to me...
Hasn't turned up yet though sadly.
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Disappointed that there's no mention of what the Desktop pack includes or what it actually is. Bah. My desk at work could do with some shmupshion.
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any retailers got this up yet ?
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]http://hmv.com/hmvweb/simpleMultiSearch....[/link]
17.99 for standard ed ? can't find it anywhere else yet.