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Radirgy 2 (Limited Edition) (New)

Brand new. Comes with Special Mix CD, Art Book and Gojaru Button.

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$62.04 $84.99 In stock

Category: Switch

Cult developer Beep is appropriately drawn to this distinctive looking shooter that harks back to the cel-shaded original for its inspiration. The look really makes it stand out from the crowd and will no-doubt be fondly recalled with those familiar with its predecessors. Sometimes spelt Radilgy.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Richard ★★★★★

The cel-shaded art style really pops on the OLED screen, making every bullet and enemy stand out clearly during intense firefights. It’s a niche shooter that feels both nostalgic and fresh at the same time.

Thomas E. ★★★★★

Beep’s distinctive visual design makes this shooter feel like a lost Dreamcast gem brought to Switch. The cel-shaded look pops beautifully on the handheld screen, and the quirky enemy patterns keep each run tense.

Benjamin ★★★★★

The cel-shaded art style is exactly what drew me in, and it looks even better in motion on the Switch than I expected from the screenshots. It’s a distinctive shooter that stands out from the usual pixel-art crowd, and I’ve already lost an evening to its fast-paced stages.