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Whoops, sorry for the late voting thread. Completely slipped my mind that I'm hosting this month.
Let's get a quick 2-day poll going so we don't lose too many days out of this month.
This month selection is a variety of Halloween/Horror style shmups.
Abadox
Released on the NES, this gradius/r-type like clone was developed by Natsume and features creepy space organisms. Tough as nails.
Deathsmiles
Featuring heavy occult and gothic influences, this one was developed by Cave and hosts some classic horror and monster themes. This game was ported to a bunch of systems.
Cotton: Fantastic Night Dreams
Developed by Success, this classic cute-em-up features a witch and her sidekick Silk (who acts like your Option) fighting thier way through a world of monsters that has tainted the light prism which brings light and happiness to the land of fairies; Silk is sent by the fairy queen to find help, but all she manages to find is a strange, air-headed and mildly insane witch named Cotton. Originally released on the Sega System 16B arcade platform, there are a couple somewhat faithful ports we can add to this if voted: PlayStation, TurboGrafx-CD
X-Multiply
Another R-type style game from IREM, features a ship with tentacles, and deals with alien invasion themes and micro-cosmic fighting.
Plenty of ports to go around with this one too:
Sega Saturn, PlayStation, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch
Zombie Nation
Figured I'd throw this rediculous NES game in the mix. Zombie Nation is hilarious. You are a floating samurai head that goes to America to destroy Darc Seed—an alien who crashed to Earth via a meteorite in 1999, turned all the American people into zombies, and took control of various deadly weapons. The Famicom version, Abarenbou Tengu, is practically the same except for some sprite changes.
Let's get a quick 2-day poll going so we don't lose too many days out of this month.
This month selection is a variety of Halloween/Horror style shmups.
Abadox
Released on the NES, this gradius/r-type like clone was developed by Natsume and features creepy space organisms. Tough as nails.
Deathsmiles
Featuring heavy occult and gothic influences, this one was developed by Cave and hosts some classic horror and monster themes. This game was ported to a bunch of systems.
Cotton: Fantastic Night Dreams
Developed by Success, this classic cute-em-up features a witch and her sidekick Silk (who acts like your Option) fighting thier way through a world of monsters that has tainted the light prism which brings light and happiness to the land of fairies; Silk is sent by the fairy queen to find help, but all she manages to find is a strange, air-headed and mildly insane witch named Cotton. Originally released on the Sega System 16B arcade platform, there are a couple somewhat faithful ports we can add to this if voted: PlayStation, TurboGrafx-CD
X-Multiply
Another R-type style game from IREM, features a ship with tentacles, and deals with alien invasion themes and micro-cosmic fighting.
Plenty of ports to go around with this one too:
Sega Saturn, PlayStation, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch
Zombie Nation
Figured I'd throw this rediculous NES game in the mix. Zombie Nation is hilarious. You are a floating samurai head that goes to America to destroy Darc Seed—an alien who crashed to Earth via a meteorite in 1999, turned all the American people into zombies, and took control of various deadly weapons. The Famicom version, Abarenbou Tengu, is practically the same except for some sprite changes.