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In the future date of 2016, worldwide martial law is initiated when a widespread terrorist organization overthrew and took control of the world's military authorities. A group of ace helicopter pilots are secretly amassed in a special forces squadron called ZERO to travel around the world and destroy the occupied terrorist forces.

Psikyo, ZeroDiv

The No.1 Mahjong arcade game is coming back to Nintendo Switch!

Psikyo, Arc System Works

Arc System Works has announced Psikyo Collection Vol. 1 for Switch, which includes the currently available Nintendo eShop titles Strikers 1945 for Nintendo Switch, Sol Divide: Sword of Darkness for Nintendo Switch, Samurai Aces for Nintendo Switch, and Gunbird for Nintendo Switch. Currently, it has only been confirmed for release in Korea in 2018.

Psikyo, Zerodiv Inc.

A revolution broke out in shooting games in 1995. The Japanese brand "Psikyo" introduced a new enemy's attack, "Spread bullets" not seen before then, and the history of a new shooting game began. If you are a shooting game fan, "Psikyo shooting" that everyone knows is revived! Shoot!

Psikyo, Zerodiv Inc.

Who called "Gunbird (Adventurer of the sky)." In the 19th century Europe, five Gunbirdss are challenging. They keep each wish to themselves and collect "A magic mirror of Atra." Finally, whose wish will be granted with the power of mirror? It depends on your playing skill…

Psikyo, Hamster Corporation

Strikers 1945 Plus is a shoot 'em up game released by Psikyo in 1999. Make use of Shots, Super Shots, and Support Attacks to make your way through a chaotic dogfight! Historical piston fighters, such as the P-38 Lightning, are ready to rumble!! A state of the art arcade shoot 'em up from the masters of the genre, Psikyo.

Psikyo, City Connection, NIS America

STRIKERS 1945, STRIKERS 1945 II, STRIKERS 1945 III, SOL DIVIDE, Dragon Blaze, and ZERO GUNNER 2 combine forces in one arcade collection! Bring the arcade home by blasting through these shooters vertically in the popular ‘TATE’ mode for the ultimate shoot-em-up experience!

Psikyo, City Connection, NIS America

Samurai Aces Episode I, Samurai Aces Episode II: TENGAI, Samurai Aces Episode III: SENGOKU CANNON, GUNBARICH, GUNBIRD, and GUNBIRD2 unite to form this epic arcade collection! Bring the arcade home by blasting through these shooters vertically in the popular ‘TATE’ mode for the ultimate shoot-em-up experience!

Psikyo, Harvest

Psikyo

A remixed version of the first four Taisen Hot Gimmick games, featuring scenes from all four strip mahjong games. Later received an enhanced version for Taito Type X hardware in 2005 as "Taisen Hot Gimmick Mix Party".

Psikyo, X-Nauts, 505 Game Street

Assault Suits Valken is a port of the 1993 SNES game of the same name, known as Cybernator in the west. Was released in Europe and Japan, but not in the US. It added wide screen and some new cutscenes and dialogue.

Psikyo, ZeroDiv, City Connection, KMBOX, MOBIRIX

Samurai and ninja fly in the sky! Freaky Japanese-style shooter known as the debut of "Psikyo". We' ve got online rankings!

Psikyo

Face off in intense table tennis matches against the backdrop of a Japanese hot spring resort. Featuring a cast of colorful characters, including real-life athlete Ai Fukuhara, Ikuze! Onsen Takkyuu!! offers players both story and two-player modes to test their ping-pong skills in 3D.

Psikyo, XS Games, Console Classics

Mobile Light Force is a sloppy localization of the first Gunbird for PlayStation originally released in 1994. This localization removed all plot-related elements including cutscenes and endings, took the in-game's fan art gallery and renamed some characters with names taken from XS Games employees. The game's cover art and title screen also feature a completely unrelated artwork featuring characters resembling the main trio from Charlie's Angels. This realistic artwork is the complete opposite of the anime-styled aesthetics of Gunbird, and the characters displayed don't appear anywhere in the actual game.

Psikyo, Jaleco, Playmaji

Get ready for nonstop aerial action with the Strikers 1945 Collection, an officially licensed compilation of PSIKYO’s iconic vertical shoot-’em-ups. This definitive set includes the original arcade versions of Strikers 1945, Strikers 1945 II, and Strikers 1945 III, as well as their home console releases for PS1 and Saturn. Experience intense bullet-hell combat, retro visuals, and the unique fusion of historical and sci-fi themes that made these titles arcade legends. This collection also includes a lineup of classic shoot-’em-ups from Jaleco: P-47: The Phantom Fighter, P-47 Aces, Desert War, and D-Day. Dive into high-speed military action across multiple theaters of war, adding even more explosive variety to this must-have package for retro shooter fans.

Psikyo, Console Classics

Sol Divide delivers players with the action they are looking for and a story that places them right in the heat of the battle in this fantasy-based shooter. With 3 characters to choose from, players will battle their way through various levels in order to beat the evil Iftar who holds the magical sword Sol Divide. With a combination of magic and hand to hand combat, you will be able to defeat Iftar and recover the sacred Spirit Stone.

Psikyo, Jaleco USA, City Connection, Playmaji

Step into a world where realms collide with this compilation of classic arcade and console titles infused spiritual sorcery. At the heart of the collection is Psikyo’s legendary arcade hit SENGOKU ACE: TENGAI EPISODE I , and its sequel, SENGOKU BLADE -- two dazzling shooters that fuse sword-wielding heroes, mystical spirits, and relentless bullet-hell action. Expanding the action even further, the collection features Psikyo’s arcade shooting gem Dragon Blaze, where warriors ride dragons into battle against otherworldly forces, and Jaleco’s cult sci-fi shooter Saint Dragon, which transforms the player into a cybernetic dragon on a mission of vengeance, playable both in its arcade form and its home port for the PC-Engine. As a bonus highlight, the set also includes Whomp 'Em, the rare and highly sought-after North American release of Saiyuuki World 2 -- a treasure for collectors and fans alike. Fully playable on Polymega, this collection delivers both nostalgia and discovery, offering an essential journey into the East's most legendary demon-hunting tales.

Psikyo, Jaleco, Playmaji, City Connection

Travel through ancient battlefields and explore genre-bending game worlds with this special Jaleco & Psikyo collection for Polymega. The centerpiece is Astyanax, also known as LORD OF KING -- available in both its arcade and NES versions, giving players two distinct takes on the same mythic adventure! From there, the collection branches into some of Jaleco’s most interesting and varied titles: raise and duel dragons in the PS1 monster-breeding RPG Dragon Seeds, duel with enormous bosses in the side-scrolling action game Totally Rad (aka Magic John), and cut through hordes of enemies in the dark fantasy brawling shooter Sol Divide. You’ll also find the genre-bending Pinball Quest, which fuses RPG mechanics with classic pinball tables, and Takeda Shingen (Shingen Samurai Fighter), a side-scrolling brawler set in Japan’s feudal era. With genre-bending classics and genre staples in one set, this Polymega Collection DVD highlights Jaleco’s adventurous side and offers a range of experiences you won’t find collected anywhere else!

Psikyo, Success

Yoshimoto Mahjong Club is a comedy-themed mahjong game featuring 26 real-life comedians from talent agency Yoshimoto Kogyo, based on a TV show that ran on SUN-TV between 1997 and 1999. The featured stars are all represented both in live-action video clips and fully-3D in-game models, including voice clips of their signature quips. There is a standard free battle mode, as well as a tournament mode with 16 different titles to win. Winning tournaments will earn money, which is needed to enter and participate in the more advanced tournaments. The PlayStation Deluxe version adds a video gallery mode but is otherwise the same game.

Jaleco, Psikyo, Playmaji

Blast off into the golden age of arcade sci-fi shooters with this Polymega Collection DVD, headlined by PSIKYO’s legendary GUNBIRD. First unleashed in arcades in the mid-’90s, GUNBIRD helped define the studio’s signature style: fast, vertically scrolling action, razor-sharp bullet patterns, and a cast of eccentric characters brought to life with humor and personality. This collection lets you experience GUNBIRD in both its original Arcade form and its Saturn home release, alongside fan-favorite sequel GUNBIRD 2 (Arcade), preserving the intensity and charm that made PSIKYO a name synonymous with hardcore shoot-’em-ups. Rounding out the package is a thoughtfully curated lineup of classic arcade and console titles, all playable on Polymega. Take to the skies with Exerion, Cybattler, Skyfox (Exerizer), and E.D.F., test your reflexes with the puzzle-shooter hybrid Gunbarich, and explore deeper sci-fi action in Second Earth: Gratia. The collection also bridges the arcade and console worlds with Earth Defense Force / Super E.D.F. and Operation: Logic Bomb (JP: Ikari no Yousai) for the SNES / Super Famicom. Grab a friend and blast your way into sci-fi shooting heaven!

Psikyo, Atlus

Sengoku Blade: Sengoku Ace Episode II, originally released in Japan as Tengai, is a horizontally scrolling shoot 'em up video game released for arcade machines in 1996 by Psikyo as a sequel to the 1993 shooter Sengoku Ace. It was later released as a part of Psikyo Shooting Collection Vol. 2: Sengoku Ace & Sengoku Blade for the PlayStation 2. The game is set in a historical fantasy version of the Sengoku period of Japanese history, featuring demons, magic and steam-powered robotics. It was followed by Sengoku Cannon: Sengoku Ace Episode III, released for the PlayStation Portable in 2005.

Psikyo, Jaleco, Atlus

Gunbird uses anime-styled character as the player's chosen craft. A story plays out in between levels and before boss fights, telling a tale of how the protagonists are trying to collect pieces of a magic mirror to make a wish.

Psikyo

Space Bomber is a fixed-scroll, comedic shooting game.

Psikyo, City Connection, Jaleco

The game focuses mostly on reality fighting than fictional. At the start of the game in 1P mode, the player will face against the other fighter that uses the same fighting style as the one the player chose. After the player wins against the opponent, the player will face against other opponents that use other fighting styles in the K-Road Tournament. If the player loses, the game will only allow the player to continue fighting through it with the character he used, and will not allow the player to choose another character. The gameplay has a 6-button layout, but with command inputs different compared to ones in most fighting games released at the time. There are three punches and kicks for a few directions (weak, medium and strong). There are seven fighting styles featured in the game and two playable characters per style, for a total of 14 playable fighters.