Final Blaster
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Final Blaster is a vertically scrolling shooter with seven levels. As usual, the player mans a space ship, has to kill the enemy opposition and a powerful boss enemy at the end of each level. A speciality is the dynamic difficulty: if the player offers a good performance in a level, he gets ranked up which affects the difficulty of the next. There are four of those ranks.
The game features two power ups which are represented with different colours: weapon upgrades and drones which accompany the player. Those can be upgraded twice each and are compatible to each other. If the player dies, the extras are evacuated into a green capsule. It can be then picked up when using the next life.
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- ファイナルブラスター - Japanese spelling
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Game added by Patrick Bregger.
Wii added by Michael Cassidy.
Additional contributors: FAM.
Game added January 14, 2012. Last modified November 15, 2024.