#Bosconian online upgrade#
#Bosconian online ps3#

These were originally part of my 'Retro games that have Quick Looks' list, but it made that list kind of cumbersome to use since it was crowded with so many Game Room titles. The ol' pile o' games I can come back to at any time whenever I need something to play and nothing else on the shelf seems worthwhile.Įvery game I have played, in random order. I will add to this later, but I'll leave it at just over a hundred for now.Īt least every one i can think of up to 101 items. Games I own / owned / possibly still own but have no idea where they might be. Some games are stupid fun and I make a point to go back and play again every so often, others are more of a matter of being an important game for me, career wise (I'm a 3D artist, and games are pretty much to thank for.

#Bosconian online ps3#

Recently Acquired: Game TitlePlatformOriginal/Owned Release Date(s)Acquire Date (Reason) WWE '13 PS3 OctoMaKirby's Return to Dream Land Wii OctoMaMetal G.Ī list of my favourite games. Yet despite it's obv flaws and unkind passing of time, it still has an overall nice mindless retro appeal, that makes it a good leisure game to at least kill a few spare moments of the day.Here are the games I think would work terrifically with Game Room's leaderboard and challenge features.Ĭurrently own 360+ games across 13 platforms. When I was younger I used to play it in the (original) arcade, now that I look at it more objectively it doesn't seem that great at all, but more plain and boring that I remember it. I'd still prefer investment in better gameplay though. Another neat feature at the time was the addition of short speech via digitalized voices. So in summary you basically move around in lit the same space, the only difference being the number and type of enemy units. There are no other in-game powerups (while playing) The levels themselves are variants of the same starting one and as you advance, you realize that is the same premise over again, but more difficult. So when you shoot, it does it forwards and backwards at the same time.

#Bosconian online upgrade#

They were kind enough though, to integrate a built-in weapon upgrade a rear shot. In fact, the most difficult part is actually controlling your ship to a fine degree point. Gameplay could've been better, not only in complexity, but ship handling as well. Easy at first, extremely difficult later on. Luckily all you have to do then is shoot at the center, which is where the weak link of the design is located (the core reactor), and it will blow up. And they're not going to make taking them down that easy for you, as they're loaded with missiles and defensive cannons six to be precise.

Since finding and destroying the enemy bases is the main objective of the game there's also a radar that shows their position, otherwise you'd easily get lost. You move around shooting like crazy in a big singular black space level made of a titillating star background, and populated by asteroids, mines, opposing ships, and of course a bunch of mean green space stations. Gameplay is minimalistic, to say the least even for a game of this kind, but understandable since it was one of the first lot. Totaling eight, if you take into account the diagonals as well.

Bosconian main claim to fame was that you could move and scroll in all four directions ie left, right, up, and down.