The Game Paradise: Master of Shooting

IGDB0.0/10PlaylogsShooterReleased: Nov 1, 1995Jaleco

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About This Game

The Game Paradise: Master of Shooting is a vertically scrolling shoot ’em up developed and published by Jaleco. Set inside an arcade taken over by the scientist Genius Yamada, it features playable characters drawn from earlier Jaleco games, each with different weapons and bomb attacks. The game uses a parody style, with stages and enemies based on arcade machines, game genres and Jaleco’s own catalogue. The Sega Saturn version added an auto-bomber function that automatically uses bombs when hit by bullets, as well as original stages and additional playable characters. In addition, a scene in which deformed characters perform skits between stages has been added. These additional elements can be viewed by selecting "Arrange Mode" on the title screen. Players can also select the arcade version without the added elements, but the ending will be changed.

Genius Yamada, a mad scientist with a plan for world domination, has taken over a game machine at the You&Me Kamiyoga game center in Kamiyoga, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo, for starters. Yuki Ito, a clerk at the game center, tries to solve the problem during her working hours by forcibly piecing together her own collection of game boards and asking the protagonists of each game to help her defeat Genius Yamada.

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Developer
Jaleco
Publisher
Jaleco
Release Date
Nov 1, 1995
Platforms
  • ArcadeArcade
  • SaturnSega Saturn
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ShooterAdventure

Themes

Comedy

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Releases

  • ArcadeNov 1995
  • Sega SaturnJun 06, 1997

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  • Japanese:

Player perspectives

  • Bird view / Isometric

Multiplayer

  • Offline multiplayer (2)

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