by these "ridiculous limitations", and as such was more of an obstacle course than a scrolling shooter. Tiraboschi also felt the music lacked the unsettling nature of the original. Tetsuya Inamoto of Game Watch ranked it as being one of Namco Bandai's more peculiar choices for the Virtual Console. He commented on the game's graphical overhaul and differences from the original. Ultimately, while he liked the fact that Namco Bandai decided to finally give it a home release, Inamoto didn't think it was as fun as its predecessor and wasn't worthy of the Baraduke title. References 1988 video games Arcade video games Japan-exclusive video games Namco arcade games Scrolling shooters Video games developed in Japan Video games featuring female protagonists Virtual Console games Arcade-only video games Multiplayer and single-player video games