Arcade Archives VS. SUPER XEVIOUS MYSTERY OF GUMP
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- "VS. SUPER XEVIOUS MYSTERY OF GUMP" is a shooter released by NAMCO (Bandai Namco Entertainment Inc.) in 1986.
Take control of the SOLVALOU, a cutting-edge fighter craft, and fight off the XEVIOUS forces to save humanity.
Solve the secret puzzle in each area to make your way to the enemy fortress where their leader GUMP lies in wait!
The "Arcade Archives" series has faithfully reproduced many classic Arcade masterpieces.
Players can change various game settings such as game difficulty, and also reproduce the atmosphere of arcade display settings at that time. Players can also compete against each other from all over the world with their high scores.
Please enjoy the masterpiece that built a generation for video games.
VS. SUPER XEVIOUS MYSTERY OF GUMP™& ©Bandai Namco Entertainment Inc.
Arcade Archives Series Produced by HAMSTER Co.
This game has the best soundtrack.
Originally released in September of 1986 for the Nintendo Famicom and ported as an arcade game for Nintendo's Vs. hardware, Super Xevious: Gamp No Nazo which translates into the Mystery of Gamp is the 3rd game in Namco's space shooter series.
While the game retains the same enhanced difficulty and aggressive enemies of Super Xevious, Gamp No Nazo steps it up a notch with the inclusion of elements related to puzzle solving because each of the 16 levels tasks the player with completing a specific objective to pass into the next stage.
As the name implies, the elements from the arcade Super Xevious return which includes increased difficulty and aggressive enemies which include enemies which reward the player with bonus points, but if they are shot, it will cruelly punish the player by resetting their score back to zero.
This game is in Namco Museum Archives Vol.2 on Switch. I hope Parodius Da comes to Switch next week.
Right after Namco Month is over.
@@mastersproutgamer9327 Yes, my friend. Apart of Parodius Da, we need Gokujo Parodius, Sexy Parodius, Twinbee Yahho, Salamander 2 and Gradius 4 on the Arcade Archives on Switch and other systems.
@@juanbautistagonzalezrodrig9715 Why don't we just wait till next month and see how it goes, alright?
@@mastersproutgamer9327 Alright, alright. I'll wait carefully and see how it goes.
@@juanbautistagonzalezrodrig9715 In the words of Radar Overseer Scotty: Sheesh, to which the davemadson Singers reply, "shush the sheesh!".
子供の頃にゼビウスのストーリー小説みたいなものをベーマガかポプコムかBEEPかもう何で読んだかは忘れちゃったけど、内容がハードすぎてトラウマになりかけたのを覚えてる。
それと同時にあのストーリーをアニメ化や漫画化してもっとピックアップして欲しいなって思ったほど気に入ったことも思い出した。
I never thought that Xevious rated a sequel but here we are.
Alot of popular old arcade games had sequels that became obscure. Like Mappy has games like Hopping Mappy, Mappy-Land, and Mappy-Kids.
Funny thing is, as a kid I was more familiar with Mappy-Land then the original Mappy.
Have you ever thought of putting out physical releases of Arcade Archives? You could do several Namco games on one cart.
ファミコン版とさほど変わらないような気がする
Nintendo vs games are back
Hope we get more, there's still a few missing.
@@beauwalker9820 yeah dude arcade archives is the real virtual console for switch
あっれ？何か飛行機みたいなのと合体してて、前の飛行機どっか飛んでいったwでかくなった、スコープ的なものは範囲攻撃出来るようになったぽい？😂
I would like to see marvel land released in North America
That is a Namco game, but this is a NES version that was on Namco Museum Archives Vol 2. I was expecting Nebulasray or Blast Off.
It's the Arcade VS version of the NES game
@stevenwhuntva I saw that title VS before. They are like NES games but are on Arcade machine. Still has the same sounds like from the NES.
If Super Xevious Mystery of GAMP got a 16-bit arcade style remake with sound and music are in the same pitch like the other Namco arcade games in the 90s like Cosmo Gang the Video or Tank Force, that will be cool.
No problem with that.
Arcade VS. games may be NES games in arcade games, but I find Arcade VS. games inferior because they are the same as NES games. To be honest, I like the enhanced versions better. On Namco Anthology 1 on the Japanese PS1, I like the enhanced version of Star Luster better because it has better 3D graphics and better sound and better music, and the navicomputer helps you tell if your enemies were on top of you or under you. The NES version of Star Luster was an old-fashioned console games in which enemies and objects move like 10 frames per second. If the NES version of Star Luster gets a 16-bit arcade style remake with better sound and better music with the same music pattern like from Cosmo Gang the Video or Tank Force, it will be very cool and interesting.
The VS. Arcade games are NOT the same as the NES games. Some can be wildly different.
For example, "Balloon Fight" on NES is just a one screen game. On the "VS." version all levels are two screens tall. It's the opposite for "Wrecking Crew," and in "VS." it's always a 2 player game either CPU or human. In the NES, it's just you against the level.
In "Super Mario VS." it has a mix of levels from "Super Mario Bros." and "Super Mario Bros. 2 Lost Levels."
The "VS." sports games make use of two monitors so each player would have their own screen. Or this care their own Switch. On NES, they shared the same screen.
Some games are more subtle, "VS." Pinball and Excitebike have more colors on screen than the NES was capable of.
Then you have games like "VS."Castlevania which is only slightly visually different the with the same level lay out. However, the timer has been cut in half! This forces the player to RUN thru levels as quickly as possibly! As the time can often kill you if you stop to explore.
Vs. Super Xevious whole visually similar to the NES version was also made harder. Enemies attack more often and power ups don't appear as much.
That looks like an NES game.
it is an NES game, basically. VS system is NES/FC Hardware
EQUITES,PLEASE.
BLACK TIGER/ DRAGON CAPCOM,PLEASE
Let's wait till Hamster has a licensing agreement with Capcom.
Until then Black Tiger is part of the Capcom Arcade Stadium
GUMP??? Artificial doesn't start with a "U"!
G A M P
Localization gaffe
MF DOOM! 0:55