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Gunbird was a game published and developed by Psikyo. It was released in 1994 for arcades but it didn’t arrive to U.S. until March 2003 with the name of Mobile Light Force. The game belongs to the vertically scrolling shoot'em up genre and has both single-player and two-player cooperative modes.
Since its release the game has been published in different kind of platforms such as Sega Saturn, PlayStation and Steam among others. Later on Gunbird 2 was published in 1998 followed by a Gunbird Special Edition released in 2004-05.
The game allows you to choose between five different characters, each one with their own skills and powers. The objective of the game is to obtain the four shards of a magic mirror in order to get a wish once they are all assembled. They will fight against The Trump (a group of three pirates) for the fragments of the mirror.
There are two loop with seven levels each. The four shards of the mirror are obtained in the first four levels (which are randomly selected) and the wish is made once the player has completed three extra levels. In the end of each level you’ll have one boss to beat and a piece of the main plot is revealed. But in the second loop the difficult is increased and the story plot is removed.
Altimira Bernat, Martí's responsability and Github account
García Subirana, Guillermo's responsability and Github account
- Code
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Masó Garcia, Víctor's responsability and Github account
- Management
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Termens Vázquez, Ariadna's responsability and Github account
- Art/Design
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We don't own any information, images or other things available here. The game is a property of Psyko and we don't intend to earn any kind of income with this. Feel free to use it and for your own personal and non-commercial projects.
This documentation and the sprites presented here could not be possible without the collaboration of other teams for Project I. You can check their respective GitHub wiki pages below:
- EdgyPoint: https://github.com/EdgyPoint/Project-1/wiki
- Ratkid Studio TM: https://github.com/lFreecss/Gunbird/wiki
- Watermelon $quad: https://github.com/Dtotoro27/Watermelon-Squad/wiki
- Coded Dreams: https://github.com/Adria-F/Gunbird-Coded-Dreams/wiki