I'm saving my money for a Tobias version. He shouldn't want more than...$300, right? Considering it comes with a gold plated .22 shell casing and a giant case made out of trash can lids, right?
Well, I can make you a one-time, never-to-be-repeated, only-for-the duration-of-this-phone-call, offer of a collectors-edition "lost" (behind the couch) "prototype" CD-R, signed by the programmer's dog's paw, for only $249.99!
That's an authentic bargain! You'd be crazy to pass it up!
... Whoops ... you missed it, all sold out.
This is the ONLY shooter for the system, no ?? And congrats on a completed project! 
Yep! It's the best game on the system ... in my extremely biased opinion.
Oh 1 more thing. I hadn't had time to mention this to sam and elmer earlier. Using inferiory CD-R's seems to make PC-FX crash during the opening intro movie. (I tried an old cheap one, which was promptly refuted by system. Tried a newer more reasonable disk with no problems)
Zeroigar's video playback code is a bit annoying.
If it gets a read error just as it starts playing back a video, then it locks up to console, and you're screwed.
But if it gets a read error in the middle of a video, it just cancels that video and skips on to the next thing, i.e. loading the next level.
It's definitely a game where you want to have your PC-FX's laser working properly.
I initially had no idea there was a leveling up system going on. If I knew that right away I would have appreciated it more sooner.
Me, too.
It wasn't until I started working on it with SamIAm that I actually had any idea that it was really a good game!
I started just wanting to know what-on-earth the story was ... and have actually ended up really enjoying it as a game.
I absolutely love how the developers went to a lot of effort to "humanize" each of the bosses.
That's not something that I've
ever seen done so well in a shoot-em-up.
