Dezaemon is a game designing application that lets aspiring developers create their own vertical scrolling shoot-'em-up. Players have control over how their ship looks, design how their levels (up to three) will look, and also create a title screen. Players can also compose their own background music and create a list of credits to give credit to the designers of their game.
There is also a sample shoot-'em-up available to play titled E.D.I.T.. It contains 3 stages of a simple vertical-scrolling space shooter where players shoot down waves of enemies and fight a boss enemy at the end of each stage. Items can also be collected which can increase their ship's speed or give their ship a defensive shield. Other items can upgrade the ships' weaponry from a vulcan cannon to either lasers or missiles.
Konta the little fox is in trouble - while on a walk with his girlfriend Inari, he "accidentally" broke the magical seal that held the evil tanuki raccoon Jikanda and his minions prisoner. They have abducted Inari and Konta is in great despair. He decides to seek assistance from the gods and ask them for help. A flying Tengu answers to his desperate plea.
Game Boy Port of Crystal Quest.
Buckle in and gear up for the classic galactic ride of your life. Far beyond known galaxies, the stars are scattered with precious crystals. As a renegade outer space prospector, your job is to scoop 'em up and bring 'em home. Just one problem: The brilliant glow of these gems attracts some of the universe's foulest pests. We call them nasties - and they're just that. So go ahead...zap the intergalactic vermin and cash in on the crystals. It's nasty-blastin' fun.
Robbie Robot is the fifty first game of the NES version of Action 52.
You play as Robbie as you are shooting other robots with guns or finger missiles and try not to have the enemies shoot you, because if they do, you die.
At the first level, the player can just constantly go straight ahead, constantly shooting. But at the next levels, gaps appear, so the passage becomes much more difficult.
Dedant is the fourty sixth game of the NES version of Action 52.
You're a pink ant who has to kill other ants. But in the later levels, if a spider gets down where you are, you're pretty much screwed. The game has six levels. With each level, more types of enemies appear.
Futuristic cowboy straddles a rocket attempting to lasso various robo-cattle. The lasso gains power as it glowa brighter, but gets dimmer and losses power as the bad guys shoot and hit.
A game featured in Action 52. You may have some great weapons, in fact the best. You will need them to fight off the tremendous enemies that seem to multiply.
A game featured in Action 52. There is a black hole and on the other side all your space dreams. You must get past all of the obstacles to enter the hole and realize your dreams.
She comes out of no where with her evil enemies. You must defend against the wave after wave of enemiesvand they will attack until only the Empress Machine "Megalonia" remains.
A game featured in Action 52. You are a frogman and must collect rare marine creatures and recover lost treasures at the bottom of the sea. You have your stun-gun and can always retreat into your electro magnetic base that that repels sharks and the rest of the enemies. Your diving suit can only survive a few sharks bites and is useless against the deadly jelly fish.
Thrusters is the twelfth game of the NES version of Action 52.
The gameplay is one of the many space shooter games on Action 52. It is which you play as a spaceship shooting enemies.
Dam Busters is the eleventh game in the NES version of Action 52.
You play as a creature that looks like a beaver, shoot objects that look like tomatoes. Your goal is to go through often linear mazes and exterminate enemies.
Silver Sword is the sixth game of NES version of Action 52.
The player takes control of a small sprite of a person, and must shoot a number of random enemies in what looks to be a forest of some kind. The music was taken from another game. Also, some enemies are very difficult to dodge, because of the bad turning mechanics.
G-Force is the fourth game of NES version of Action 52 and the second shooter game.
The objective of the player is the same of Star Evil. The player needs destroy enemies , reach the end of level and defeat the boss.
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