#psikyo

[rabbitlegs]

Koyori Togashi from Sengoku Blade/Tengai

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[posthumanwanderings]

[bison2winquote]

Yuiran and Yuiren's winquotes against each other, Daraku Tenshi: The Fallen Angels (Psikyo)

[fidenciojesusfan92]

Megaman (Cannon Spike)

[nomorepixels]

Taisen Hot Gimmick

©️ Psikyo 1997

Image sourced from vazcomics.org

[arcadeboxes]

Strikers 1999 Kit Box

[devileaterjaek]

[thedrown]

Daraku Tenshi- Cool

I know theres been nothing since the announcement, but I hope that Daraku Tenshi rerelease is still happening. Where else can I find a character literally named Cool?

[smbhax]

Gunbird 2 (PC / Steam)

[hardcore-gaming-101]

Space Bomber

Back when Psikyo was still in the business, they made a name for themselves with their Sengoku and Strikers shoot-em-up series, well-regarded but still fairly conventional games. In 1998/99 though the company released two shooters that are quite different in tone and style from all the others they’ve made: Pilot Kids and Space Bomber, a horizontal and vertical cute-em-up respectively with colorful pre-rendered graphics. Though they already did something similar, in the previous year’s Sol Divide, this time adopting that particular style is justified, because the characters and settings are meant to be “fake” and cartoonish: living dolls flying around a house and battling other toys in Pilot Kids and, as for Space Bomber… well, let’s just say it is the silliest title Psikyo has ever made.

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[brendenswan]

Video Game Wednesday - Week 20

Marion from Gunbird

[posthumanwanderings]

[bison2winquote]

Harimaoh to Rick, Battle K-Road (Psikyo)