hell man, how can you NOT notice that.Xian Xi said:Anyone else ever notice that?
SamuraiShodownSensei said:I thought the general consensus was that AICOM became or was absorbed into Yumekobo. Don't forget, the Pulstar ship is in Blazing Star.
edit: found this as well http://gdri.smspower.org/wiki/index.php/Aicom
That's the best analogy. Exactly the same one I was going to use.ORPHEUS said:Blazing Star is the FOLLOW UP to pulstar by the same team/people (just under a differant name). It's not a direct sequal. You could compare the whole thing to Radiant Silvergun/Ikaruga. The games are more like "spiritual succesors" that direct sequals.
RocketLawnChair said:Yeah, I've always considered Blazing Star to be sort of a "Pulstar 2".


It's a good thing they changed the name from Pulstar Blast to Blazing Star. If they'd left it as Pulstar Blast Panda woulda hoarded all the copies and it would've cost me a fortune to pick up on MVS.
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Necrobump!
Yesterday, I have found a small "PULSTAR BLAST" logo inside the regular S1 Rom of Blazing Star (which contains the fix layer graphics). It is leftover from the developing process and it seems that the programmers forgot to delete it.
If there where doubts before that Blazing Star actually is a renamed Pulstar 2 / Pulstar Blast, this is the ultimate proof.
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Necrobump!
Yesterday, I have found a small "PULSTAR BLAST" logo inside the regular S1 Rom of Blazing Star (which contains the fix layer graphics). It is leftover from the developing process and it seems that the programmers forgot to delete it.
If there where doubts before that Blazing Star actually is a renamed Pulstar 2 / Pulstar Blast, this is the ultimate proof.
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"Pulstar Blast" sounds way cooler...
They probably had to change it when the devs were told the Neo-Geo doesn't do blast processing.