Most reviews cite the unusual isometric (rather than top-down) perspective and the lackluster weapons. I tend to agree, but I still like it. It's no Gradius V or Castle Shikigami 2 though.
Why wasn't Silpheed well liked on the PS2?
Was it too easy? too short? overshadowed by Gradius 3/4 or other shooters?
I just got my PS2 last night and it was one of the games I previously purchased for it. I was "wowed" by the graphics and thought the game was "playable" unlike a few other shooters that come to mind.
I also thought the graphics were good and the game was fun. I suck at shooters, so maybe I can't breeze through it like others, but I'm already fond of this game. It's definitely worth the $7.50 I paid for it... :wub:
So what am I missing? How is it mediocre? :smash:
I just got my PS2 last night and it was one of the games I previously purchased for it. I was "wowed" by the graphics and thought the game was "playable" unlike a few other shooters that come to mind.
I also thought the graphics were good and the game was fun. I suck at shooters, so maybe I can't breeze through it like others, but I'm already fond of this game. It's definitely worth the $7.50 I paid for it... :wub:
So what am I missing? How is it mediocre? :smash:
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