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Toaplan Arcade Collection Vol 1 (New)

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$33.74 $44.99 In stock

Category: Brilliant

Flying Shark, Fire Shark, Tiger Heli, Ultimate Tiger, Out Zone, Fixeight, Batsugun and Dogyuun make up the dream team for the first instalment of crystallised, sheer shoot em up fun with Out Zone and its sequel Fixeight being run and gun to give blasting variety. A real pleasure to get introduced to the others with Dogyuun being an arcade exclusive we had yet to encounter. Not that Genki would have been brave enough to drop in a few hundred Yen coins to be subjected to public scrutiny of ones shooting tactics.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Hazel I. ★★★★★

Playing Flying Shark on modern hardware feels so smooth, and having all eight shooters in one cart is a total steal for the price.

Miles ★★★★★

Batsugun alone justifies the price for me, but getting Dogyuun and Tiger Heli in the same package is just greedy in the best way. These are arcade-perfect ports, not the sloppy console versions I grew up with, and the save states finally let me see stages I never reached as a kid.

Ella A. ★★★★★

Out Zone and Fixeight were the two I'd never played before, and they've ended up eating most of my free time this week. The emulation feels spot on, no input lag that I can notice. Eight shmups in one package is a ridiculous amount of value.