time for the obvious followup: top decades-old (& standalone) STG ports for Switch
ec.nintendo.com/JP/ja/titles/7…🇯🇵 (also on PS4, 🇯🇵-only)
ec.nintendo.com/JP/ja/titles/7…🇯🇵 (out overseas very soon)
nintendo.com/games/detail/a… (also on PS4)
nintendo.com/games/detail/p… (also on PS4 & PC)
ec.nintendo.com/JP/ja/titles/7…🇯🇵 (also on PS4, 🇯🇵-only)
ec.nintendo.com/JP/ja/titles/7…🇯🇵 (out overseas very soon)
nintendo.com/games/detail/a… (also on PS4)
nintendo.com/games/detail/p… (also on PS4 & PC)
...and if you want collections, these are the Switch STG collections to get
ec.nintendo.com/JP/ja/titles/7…🇯🇵 (coming overseas & to PS4 soonish)
ec.nintendo.com/JP/ja/titles/7…🇯🇵 (ditto)
nintendo.com/games/detail/a… (also on PS4/XB1/PC, a lot of these games are standalone on PS4 but not on Switch)
ec.nintendo.com/JP/ja/titles/7…🇯🇵 (coming overseas & to PS4 soonish)
ec.nintendo.com/JP/ja/titles/7…🇯🇵 (ditto)
nintendo.com/games/detail/a… (also on PS4/XB1/PC, a lot of these games are standalone on PS4 but not on Switch)
honorable mentions to
Thunder Force IV—great game & great port but I picked FZ as the Sega Ages rep bc of the massive feature set
Arcade Archives in general—I like Omega Fighter but there's lots of more obscure old stuff as well as Irem games like Image Fight and In the Hunt
Thunder Force IV—great game & great port but I picked FZ as the Sega Ages rep bc of the massive feature set
Arcade Archives in general—I like Omega Fighter but there's lots of more obscure old stuff as well as Irem games like Image Fight and In the Hunt
