Podcasts about battle garegga

Computer Art Visual Entertainment (CAVE) es actualmente una de esas empresas que gozan de un aura "de culto" entre los jugadores acérrimos a los salones arcade japoneses y, concretamente, aquellos aficionados a la vertiente danmaku de los shooting games. Esto es, bullethell, juegos frenéticos en los que la pantalla suele cubrirse de proyectiles. Entre la segunda mitad de la década de 1990 y hasta finales de la siguiente, CAVE fue la responsable de algunas de las joyas más cotizadas del género como DoDonPachi, DeathSmiles, EspGaluda, Akai Katana, Guwange y, por supuesto, los títulos que integran la saga Mushihimesama. En esta edición de Tokyo Sound Machine, Víctor Alonso nos cuenta multitud de detalles sobre el juego original —cuyo título significa "la princesa de los insectos"—, sobre su segunda entrega "Mushihimesama Futari" y acerca de una versión un tanto apócrifa —y muy exclusiva— llamada Mushihimesama 1.5. Por otra parte, y puesto que esto es un programa musical, también repasamos la vida, influencias y obra de uno de los compositores principales de la Saga y de CAVE, Manabu Namiki; una figura no perteneciente al mainstream de los compositores de música de videojuegos pero cuyo corpus es de capital importancia dentro del género shooting, con trabajos para juegos como Battle Garegga, Armed Police Batrider y varias franquicias CAVE. ¡Acompáñanos en este viaje al reino de los insectos!

VGBeats Box kicks off RadioSEGA's 18th birthday with tracks in the mix from Sonic 3D, Olympic Soccer, Lotus II RECS, Battle Garegga and more, plus an inbox fresh 8-Beats VGM track from Shinobi III, a listener favourite Iceferno track of the week and a return to the Ape Escape series for this week's bogey track.

Pour ce sixième épisode consacré aux Shmups, nous avons eu le plaisir d'acceuillir Shariban à bord du Backup Memory Tracks pour une virée spatio-musicale. Toujours prétexte aux échanges, cette nouvelle sélection revient sur quelques titres et ost emblématiques du genre que nous avons particulièrement appréciés. Retrouvez Shariban sur Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/Shariban Twitter: https://twitter.com/u_k_shariban Facebook: https://facebook.com/SharibanYT Instagram: https://instagram.com/shariban.c/ Twitter BMC: https://twitter.com/BackupCartridge Instagram BMC: https://www.instagram.com/backup_memory_cartridge/ Facebook BMC: https://www.facebook.com/Backupmemorycartridge/

What is a Shoot Em' Up? Defining the Genre with Shmup Junkie. This video has literally been years in the making. As much as we all the love Shoot Em' Up (shmup, STG) genre, what's embarrassing is that, up to this point, over all these decades, there has never been a solid criteria or definition of what a shmup even is. For a genre that is so fundamental you'd think this would have been established by now, but due to the nature of online discourse, this question has never been resolved. Over the years, I have worked on what I think are the 3 criteria of what I believe consitute a shmup, and in today's video I explain these criteria and run them by fellow youtuber, Shmup Junkie, to hear his reaction and thoughts. We not only talk about shmups, but also related genres like run n' gun, rail shooter, gallery shooter, first person shooter (fps), third person shooter, single screen games, metal slug, contra, platformers, twin stick shooters, Star Fox, Doom, and many more! I think we have a fantastic discussion and I do think this is one of the most important episode of The Electric Underground :-) I am now going to list off some algorthym tags: Nintendo Switch, Steam, Bullet Hell, PS4. PS5, Xbox, PC, Indie, Hidden Gem, Sega, CAVE, Touhou, Battle Garegga, Longplay, 1cc, Podcast.

Join us this episode as we travel back in time to 1996 for the release of Battle Garegga. We also talk about Nintendo Power, Gears of War, and chat about the games that we've been playing. Jump in to the time machine with us! NEWS Netflix Announces Gears Of War Live-Action Film And Animated Series You Can Now Read All 285 Issues Of Nintendo Power Online A Whole Damn Book On Millennium LAN Parties What we've been playing Mash Overwatch 2 - PC Persona 5 Royal - Switch Fibbage 3 - Switch Deep Rock Galactic - PC Detroit Become Human - PS4 Andy The Sims 4: Seasons - PC SnowRunner - PC/SteamOS Deep Rock Galactic - PC/SteamOS God of War: Ragnarok - PS5 Evan's Remains - SteamOS LINKS The Electric Underground Shmup Junkie

The shmup, which used to be simply known as a shooter, is one of the oldest genres in gaming. The genre was permanently established when Taito's Space Invaders rocked arcades in Japan, establishing a legacy that would carry on throughout the entirety of video game history. @Hoptimus (RFC) of the Retro Futurist Podcast joins @GameAgentET (OGiH) and The Six Button Samurai for a wild and woolly trip through the shmup's evolution during the 8/16/32-bit age, stopping to pay respects to a vast galaxy of personal favorites such as Lifeforce, Blazing Lazers, Thunder Force, MUSHA, Radiant Silvergun, Darius Gaiden, Battle Garegga, and a few dark horse suggestions you may not have heard of. Shoot the core!https://linktr.ee/ohgodithzwww.RuminationsRadioNetwork.comwww.instagram.com/RuminationsRadioNetworkTwitter: RuminationsRadioNetwork@RuminationsNMusic and Production by Mitch Proctor for Area 42 Studios and SoundAudio Engineered by Dean Delp for Area 42 Studios and Sound https://twitter.com/DeanDelpVOhttps://www.patreon.com/RuminationsRadio ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

This week's episode is a unique one because it is a follow up interview. Eaglet, today's guest, was actually the 2nd person I ever interviewed for the podcast. However, during that first interview, I was not aware of his achievements in Battle Garegga, and did not learn about them till halfway through the interview. So, once the first interview was finished, I decided that I was going to do my homework and ask Eaglet back for an encore performance, which he kindly agreed to do. I think this episode turned out really well and I highly encourage everyone out there to give it a listen. Also, the awesome cover of Fly to the Leaden Sky featured in the episode was done by Eaglet himself.

VGBeats is kicking off another RadioSEGA LiVE Friday with some new tunes in his box from Ballz, Battle Garegga and more, plus classics you'll know and love from Crusader of Centy, Final Fight CD, Shinobi III, Sonic 3D and much more besides!

Today Arnaldo and Paul are joined by Youtuber, Shmup Junkie, to talk about our favourite shmup video game developer, Compile! We start off the show getting to know Ilya and hear his recommendations for the best shmups for beginners (spoiler: not Battle Garegga) before moving on to the early history of Compile (23:00) and a chat about Caravan shooter competitions (29:30). Our first experiences with Compile games are up next (36:00) followed by talking about Compile's early efforts Zanac and The Guardian Legend (43:30). We cover Compile's bread and butter, Aleste, in detail (1:10:00) followed by fan favourites Blazing Lazers and Spriggan (1:41:30) and wrap things up with Compile's end as a shmup developer (2:03:00).   Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/regionfreegamers Talk to us! https://linktr.ee/regionfreegamers Email regionfreegamers@gmail.com   Music: Blazing Lazers - Intro and Area 1 Power Strike - The Challenger GG Aleste 3 - Dogfighter

In Episode 031, Addicted and MetalFRO are joined by shmup scene luminaries, Plasmo and Mark_MSX, to discuss what is widely considered to be one of the best shooters of all time, Battle Garegga!

Estamos de regreso en Destroy The Core, el podcast de STG o Shoot em ups de Overdrive Media, en esta ocasión les traemos un especial de Battle Garegga para Arcade, SEGA SATURN y PS4. FACEBOOK del Destroy the core: https://www.facebook.com/Destroythecore Puedes encontrar más podcast de videojuegos y entretenimiento siguiéndonos en nuestras redes sociales. Discord de Overdrive Media: https://discord.gg/FJS2hVc Overdrive Media FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/overdrivemediaprod Overdrive Media Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/OverdriveMediaProd Apoyanos en Patreon: www.patreon.com/overdrivemedia

Join the HG101 gang as they discuss and rank the shoot-em-up classic with a soundtrack so nice they made it thrice. This weekend's Patreon Bonus Get episode will be Star Wars: Dark Forces. Donate at Patreon to get this bonus content and much, much more! Follow the show's host on Twitter to get the latest and straightest dope. Check out what games we've already ranked on the The Big Damn List, then nominate a game of your own via five-star review on Apple Podcasts or Stitcher! Intro music by NORM. 2020 (c) Hardcore Gaming 101

Speculative futuristic war. Speculative futuristic war never changes. Welcome to "Battle" week, in which Video Game Grooves brings the fight to you with a couple of fighty soundtracks that sound nothing alike but share at least one thing in common: circularity. Meaning vinyl. Yes it's too clever, let's move on. This week we are joined by Jacob Chase of the VGM WAX blog, which recently celebrated its first anniversary covering a more literate form of video game music on vinyl record. We recommend you swing by and check it out! Jacob and Jeremy focus on the dynamic musical score for Battletech, the Harebrained Schemes strategy game based on the iconic tabletop franchise. The unorthodox-but-appropriate musical stylings of Jon Everist underscore the futuristic-yet-feudal storylines while still capturing the flavor of giant stompy 'mechs shooting each other on far-flung worlds, and we highlight a couple of selections to illustrate that. Anthony is excited about Battle Garegga, from Limited Run Games. This vertical shooter lies at an interesting nexus point for the arcade shooter genre, and the complex musical layers of its soundtrack are a great late-era jam. Then we put Jacob in the hot seat to talk about the story behind VGM WAX, and we have a good old discussion about the process of "coverage" of video game music on record. How do we approach it, what drives us in our respective media, and what is it that we hope to share and give to others? So come listen and be shared with and given to.

In the summer of 2019, four friends set out on an expedition they'd never forget -- a journey of laughter, friendship, love, and growing up. This is the voyage of the Detroit Arcade Club. Their continuing mission: to explore strange arcades, to seek out old games and rekindle old friendships... to boldly crave where no man has craved before.Join Logan, Greg, and Chris as they venture westward to reunite with both Dodontommy and the elusive Shartbites, becoming a force so powerful that they collectively lay waste to the Galloping Ghost Arcade in Brookfield, Illinois.Theme song by SNESEI: https://snesei.bandcamp.comAll music, snippets, and samples are properties of their respective copyright holders.

Arnaldo, Ozzy and Paul chat about what video games they've been playing lately, starting with Arnie living life one turn at a time with Ring of Red, Sakura Wars 5, and Summon Night 6 (10:30). Ozzy starts the next segment with a discussion about the Xbox One X and why he chose to play Devil May Cry 5 on it, and why he might choose to play other video games on it as well. (51:00) The guys then get into a detailed discussion on Shmups including which ones they've played and would recommend, and their takes on controversial Shmup pioneer, Battle Garegga (1:17:00). Paul wraps things up with a love letter to Etrian Odyssey Nexus and a brief opinion on Astro Bot: Rescue Mission for PSVR. (1:55:00)   Talk to us on Instagram! @regionfreegamerspodcast   Thunder Force IV - Metal Squad remix by Saitama Saisyu Heiki.

CAMPANHA DE FINANCIAMENTO DO RGB INSIDE! Contribua com o nosso trabalho: https://www.padrim.com.br/RGBInside Temos o orgulho de apresentar uma nova série neste RGB Inside Podcast #21: Recordando Gêneros Bons (a sigla pode ou não ter sido planejada), na qual discutiremos gêneros saudosos e importantes para a indústria dos games. Neste episódio de estreia da série, falamos sobre os shmups, ou shooting games, ou simplesmente jogos de navinha, um gênero que nos é muito caro (em todos os sentidos). Relembramos nossos primeiros contatos com os jogos de nave, repassamos a história do gênero e citamos alguns dos melhores jogos para cada uma das principais plataformas. Baixe em MP3: https://spaces.hightail.com/space/e7VnGH3OBl TIMECODE: 0:01:12 Nova série: Recordando Gêneros Bons 0:01:55 Nesta estreia: shmups/navinha 0:03:22 Nossas histórias pessoais com o gênero 0:07:45 A História dos Shooters (segundo grandes inovadores do gênero) 0:08:18 Spacewar! (1962) 0:10:09 Computer Space (1971) 0:12:40 Space Invaders (1978) 0:14:58 Galaxian (1979) 0:15:59 Asteroids (1979) 0:18:19 Ozma Wars (1979) 0:20:02 Defender (1980) 0:20:56 Scramble (1981) 0:21:34 Tempest (1981, Atari) 0:24:01 Galaga (1981) 0:26:04 Xevious (1982) 0:27:34 Time Pilot (1982) 0:29:33 Gradius (1985) 0:31:17 R-Type (1987) 0:33:04 Darius (1987) 0:36:37 Raiden (1990) 0:38:41 Axelay (1992) 0:41:40 Batsugun (1993) 0:44:58 Donpachi (1995) 0:47:38 Battle Garegga (1996) 0:50:21 Einhänder (1997) 0:53:27 Radiant Silvergun (1998) 0:55:03 Ikaruga (2001) 0:58:26 Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved (2005) 0:59:52 Race the Sun (2013) 1:01:18 Vertentes dos Shmups 1:01:40 Tela fixa 1:02:12 Tube shooters 1:02:35 Scroll vertical/horizontal 1:03:14 Isométricos 1:03:41 Multidirecionais 1:04:42 Rail shooters 1:06:18 Cute 'em ups 1:07:36 Bullet hell 1:10:24 Run and gun 1:11:26 Nossos jogos recomendados para cada plataforma 1:12:06 Arcade 1:16:37 NES 1:19:30 PC Engine 1:27:29 Mega Drive 1:33:05 Sega CD 1:37:22 Super NES 1:42:14 Saturn 1:50:16 PS1 1:55:32 Dreamcast 1:57:10 Mais: PS2, PC, Xbox 360 1:58:39 Estado atual dos shmups (Switch/PC/PS4/Xbox One) 2:01:00 Considerações finais 2:03:03 Agradecimentos 2:04:21 Próximo episódio 2:06:19 Extras LINKS DO EPISÓDIO: CAMPANHA DO RGB INSIDE NO PADRIM: https://www.padrim.com.br/RGBInside Revista OLD!Gamer #03: https://www.europanet.com.br/site/index.php?cat_id=1453&pag_id=22159 Grupo de Facebook Clube da Navinha: https://www.facebook.com/ClubeDaNavinha/ EDIÇÃO: Gilsomar Livramento MÚSICA TEMA: Juuichi Fabri SIGA-NOS: RGB Inside Padrim: https://www.padrim.com.br/RGBInside Página no Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RGBInside/ Grupo no Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/RGBInside/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/RgbInside iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/rgb-inside-podcast/id1318041313?mt=2 Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/rgbinside Medium: https://medium.com/rgb-inside/ Alex Figueiredo - Twitter: https://twitter.com/Hakeshu94 Fabio Michelin - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/michelinfabio/ - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/11fabiobr - Assistência GamesCare: https://www.facebook.com/GamesCare-206751486463888/ Fabio Santana - Twitter: https://twitter.com/FabioSantana79 - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fabiosantana79/ - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/FabioSantana79

This week's episode is a unique one because it is a follow up interview. Eaglet, today's guest, was actually the 2nd person I ever interviewed for the podcast. However, during that first interview, I was not aware of his achievements in Battle Garegga, and did not learn about them till halfway through the interview. So, once the first interview was finished, I decided that I was going to do my homework and ask Eaglet back for an encore performance, which he kindly agreed to do. I think this episode turned out really well and I highly encourage everyone out there to give it a listen. Also, the awesome cover of Fly to the Leaden Sky featured in the episode was done by Eaglet himself.

John and Dave kick off Intergalactic Shmuppreciation Month with Battle Garegga.

John and Dave kick off Intergalactic Shmuppreciation Month with Battle Garegga.

Tutto tranne il calcio 41 vi porta come il lungo ponte milanese verso le lande del divertimento ad altissimo livello e a bassissimo, se non nullo, costo. Si inizia da una versione estremamente rara della Butterfly, con cui la Scala apre la sua stagione, per poi passare ai mosaici interattivi di Little Briar Rose e chiudere con l'omnibus audio dedicato a David Foster Wallace e alla sua vita. Tutto qui, tutto con Il Pregianza, Simone e Superpap e soprattutto con il Rischiaizzi, il Rischiatutto Musicale di Marco Caizzi, per l'occasione dedicato al Jupiter Jazz.DI COSA ABBIAMO PARLATOMadame Butterfly di David Olcott - la Scala apre con l'opera di Puccini. Noi ve la facciamo vedere gratis (Gratis)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWcBuLwpDuQLittle Briar Rose - Un avventura di vetro. Ma solida. (6.79 €)http://store.steampowered.com/app/555290/David Foster Wallace Audio Projet - le gesta infinite di David Foster Wallce, in audio e totalmente gratuite. http://www.dfwaudioproject.org/COSA ABBIAMO ASCOLTATO (A Cura di Marco Caizzi)Anzi no la JUPITER JAZZ playlist ! Mi spiego meglio, negli anni '90 la Underground Resistance rivoluzionò la techno dandogli quel piglio più militante/futuristico che credo tu ricorderai, ma veniva cmq dalla cultura black americana e quindi si dal soul dal funk dal jazz anche se preso a tranvate da kraftwerk ed electro. E chi ci andò sotto subito? I compositori di videogame music giapponese che proprio al pezzo JUPITER JAZZ di Mad Mike Banks (aka Galaxy 2 Galaxy e fondatore di Underground Resistance insieme a Jeff Mills e Robert Hood) si sono ispirati/hanno copiato per tante delle loro colonne sonore. Quindi la playlisti di oggi prevederà:L'originale Jupiter Jazz di Mad Mike Banks sotto il nome Underground Resistance uscita nel 1992: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8aDE6rVxELELa musica dello stage two dello sparatutto a scorrimento verticale BATTLE GAREGGA (antesignano dei bullet hell e shmup jappo della madonna) composta da Manabu Namiki su ispirazione dichiarata e palese di Jupiter Jazz resa più veloce e sparatuttosa: https://youtu.be/4kcTXUwViWM (1996)La musica dello stage di Michelle in Tekken 2 che rende Jupiter Jazz più happy jappofesta sognante, con dei suoni scrausi quasi vapor ahah: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=guojEvsWsbo