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* ''Thunder Force VI'' (PlayStation 2, 2008) -- A whopping 11 years after the initial release of ''V'' and one failed attempt to bring it to the Dreamcast. Due to the low quality-to-anticipation ratio, it was not well received. |
* ''Thunder Force VI'' (PlayStation 2, 2008) -- A whopping 11 years after the initial release of ''V'' and one failed attempt to bring it to the Dreamcast. Due to the low quality-to-anticipation ratio, it was not well received. |
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* [[AI Is a Crapshoot]] : Main plot of ''V''. Humanity built a super computer named Guardian to study the wreckage of Rynex, the 4th game's Fire Leo. It then built a large fleet of starships based on the data. Then Guardian's AI damper program mysteriously disappeared and it turned against humanity with said fleet. {{spoiler|Subverted. Guardian is still loyal to humanity. Chaos/Khaos (the [[Big Bad]] from the previous game) escaped its destruction by transferring its program to Rynex, which deleted the AI damper after Guardian accessed its history logs. In the end Guardian reveals that it helped humanity by purposefully spreading its forces thin and leaving critical flaws in its tactics, allowing the protagonist, Cenes Crawford to destroy the fleet.}} |
* [[AI Is a Crapshoot]] : Main plot of ''V''. Humanity built a super computer named Guardian to study the wreckage of Rynex, the 4th game's Fire Leo. It then built a large fleet of starships based on the data. Then Guardian's AI damper program mysteriously disappeared and it turned against humanity with said fleet. {{spoiler|Subverted. Guardian is still loyal to humanity. Chaos/Khaos (the [[Big Bad]] from the previous game) escaped its destruction by transferring its program to Rynex, which deleted the AI damper after Guardian accessed its history logs. In the end Guardian reveals that it helped humanity by purposefully spreading its forces thin and leaving critical flaws in its tactics, allowing the protagonist, Cenes Crawford to destroy the fleet.}} |
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* [[Always Accurate Attack]]: The Free Range in ''V'' worked like this- anything entering the green wireframe area would be in for a world of (unavoidable) hurt. |
* [[Always Accurate Attack]]: The Free Range in ''V'' worked like this- anything entering the green wireframe area would be in for a world of (unavoidable) hurt. |
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