I can’t fully recommend it unless you’re a huge fan of rail shooters and/or nostalgic for FMV. However, because it doesn’t completely refill, it’s pretty easy to get to a point where you have to completely start over (or at least from a save where you did fairly well).Ĭombat Queen is extremely repetitive and bland, but it was so bizarre that I managed to get a few hours of fun out of it. At the end of a level, you get back some of your life and some of your ammo depending on how well you did. If you run out, you can pause the game, and transfer some of your life into your ammo. The bugs move fast, and you have limited ammo. Its worth noting that the amount of Friendly Fandoms in the genre is huge in fact, most. Outside of these bosses, don’t expect a lot of enemy variety. And these two have had the first real-world giant robot fight. Once in a while you’ll get to a boss character, such as a large centipede-type thing. There are lot of giant bugs in the skies of Japan, and they all pretty much look the same. Occasionally you’ll be on foot, shooting giant bugs out of the sky. Mostly you’re riding around in the back of a pink Jeep shooting giant bugs out of the sky.
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So why did Taito decide to unleash Combat Queen onto the PS2 owners of Japan in 2002?Ĭombat Queen is a rail shooter where you control a team of five young Japanese women with guns.
Many of them were barely even “games,” and the technique was pretty much dead well before the turn of the century. During the Arena stage battle between Victor and Demolition Demon, Victor broke down, so Sir Killalot came over, and as he rammed it, he used his lance to lift. Eventually people realized that FMV games were terrible. Perhaps you even bought a CD-ROM drive for your computer just to play them. Games like Phantasmagoria and 7th Guest were considered cutting edge adventure games. Remember FMV games? Back in the ’90s they were briefly the hot new thing.
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