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Just why are you all so obsessed with Ikaruga?
It looks crap.
It looks crap.
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Asher D wrote:
> Just why are you all so obsessed with Ikaruga?
> It looks crap.
> Just why are you all so obsessed with Ikaruga?
> It looks crap.
My way. But think about it... money in the future. But if you're not revising for AS or A Levels, then have a good time.
I hate my coinsience (is that spelt right?) but I hate revision even more.
I have no choice but to revise until the 19th June. My conscience is telling me it's for more own good, and I believe it. Still, that means I can watch the Matrix Reloaded with almost no-one in the cinema, like my own private viewing!
r type was fun of course.... but if you die each time.... well it takes skill but i would rather be upgeading my stats in arcadia.
What happens if your TV breaks when you're turning it on its side???
Sounds fun.
I'm off to go order it now, and to do that i will sit ehre and stare at the screen for five minutes in the hope that the computer will learn to read my mind and process the order for me.
I'm off to go order it now, and to do that i will sit ehre and stare at the screen for five minutes in the hope that the computer will learn to read my mind and process the order for me.
I don't like the look of Ikaruga. It looks allright but I've never really enjoyed those scrolling shoot 'em ups.
That made no sense at all.
What I mean is, that you can switch the "polarity" of your ship, so it can fire white or black projectiles. Enemies, surprise surprise, also come in black and white - the choice you have to make is to use the same colour as your enemy, therefore taking more shots to kill them but actually gaining enemy when being hit by enemy fire of the same colour, or vote for a more riskier approach by using the reverse colour and killing enemies in less time, but taking damage.
What I mean is, that you can switch the "polarity" of your ship, so it can fire white or black projectiles. Enemies, surprise surprise, also come in black and white - the choice you have to make is to use the same colour as your enemy, therefore taking more shots to kill them but actually gaining enemy when being hit by enemy fire of the same colour, or vote for a more riskier approach by using the reverse colour and killing enemies in less time, but taking damage.
To be specific, it has this nifty black-white system thingy, which apparently gives the game a whole new meaning.
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