Andro Dunos
Andro Dunos is a 1992 vertically scrolling shooter arcade game developed by Visco and published by SNK for the Neo Geo MVS. Players control the advanced fighter ship 'Andro Dunos' through 6 stages with a unique weapon charge system. Known for its colorful graphics, branching paths, and innovative four-level weapon upgrade system.
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About This Game
The game introduced a 'Weapon Charge' mechanic allowing players to cycle through four different weapon types (Vulcan, Missile, Laser, and Homing) with varying charge levels.
As one of Visco's flagship titles for the Neo Geo, it showcased the hardware's capabilities with large sprites and vibrant alien landscapes.
The branching stage paths and secret areas provided high replay value, with different endings based on route choices.
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