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''Battle Garegga'' is a vertically scrolling [[Shoot'Em Up]] arcade game released by [[Eighting Raizing|8ing/Raizing]] in 1996, and then later ported to the Sega Saturn [[No Export for You|in Japan]]. |
''[[Battle Garegga]]'' is a vertically scrolling [[Shoot'Em Up]] arcade game released by [[Eighting Raizing|8ing/Raizing]] in 1996, and then later ported to the Sega Saturn [[No Export for You|in Japan]]. |
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Mathew Wayne, a great mechanical engineer, lived in a small country town where he owned a small automobile factory. His young sons Brian and Jason were influenced by his work. The sons were taught by his father every trick of the trade of becoming a mechanical engineer as great as he was. A few years later, as their father retired, Brian and Jason took over the operation of the factory. As years rolled by, words of their vehicle designs and high technical capabilities passed from one town to another until it reached the ears of the federal government. After talks with the managers of the federal weapons development, the Wayne brothers accepted a large contract to develop a new line of military vehicles and weapons for them. Their creations were years ahead of anything else like them in the world. |
Mathew Wayne, a great mechanical engineer, lived in a small country town where he owned a small automobile factory. His young sons Brian and Jason were influenced by his work. The sons were taught by his father every trick of the trade of becoming a mechanical engineer as great as he was. A few years later, as their father retired, Brian and Jason took over the operation of the factory. As years rolled by, words of their vehicle designs and high technical capabilities passed from one town to another until it reached the ears of the federal government. After talks with the managers of the federal weapons development, the Wayne brothers accepted a large contract to develop a new line of military vehicles and weapons for them. Their creations were years ahead of anything else like them in the world. |
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See also ''[[Armed Police Batrider]]'', the [[Spiritual Successor]] to this game. |
See also ''[[Armed Police Batrider]]'', the [[Spiritual Successor]] to this game. |
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=== Tropes used in Battle Garegga === |
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* [[All There in the Manual]]: All of the story comes from the promotional flyers for the game. Also, the game itself never mentions anything about why you're in a plane shooting other planes at any point. |
* [[All There in the Manual]]: All of the story comes from the promotional flyers for the game. Also, the game itself never mentions anything about why you're in a plane shooting other planes at any point. |
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* [[Attack Its Weak Point]]: Most bosses must be hit in their centers in order to damage it. However, hitting everything else on it will still give you points. It's often a good idea to prolong a boss fight this way to get you close to or even get an extra life, depending on your skill and your current rank. |
* [[Attack Its Weak Point]]: Most bosses must be hit in their centers in order to damage it. However, hitting everything else on it will still give you points. It's often a good idea to prolong a boss fight this way to get you close to or even get an extra life, depending on your skill and your current rank. |
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