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Gradius NEO Imperial

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Gradius NEO Imperial

Is a horizontally-scrolling shooter game developed and published by Konami on March 1, 2004 for mobile phones, and was released on NTT DoCoMo's FOMA 900i line of phones in Japan.

Year
2004
Developer
Konami
Publisher
Konami
Orientation
Horizontal

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HISTORY

Gradius NEO Imperial

Developer

Konami

Publisher

Konami

Platforms

Mobile Game

Release Date(s)

March 1, 2004

Genre(s)

Horizontal Scrooling Shooter

Gradius NEO Imperial is a horizontally-scrolling shooter game developed and published by Konami in March 1, 2004 for mobile phones, and was released on NTT DoCoMo's FOMA 900i line of phones in Japan.

In contrast to other Gradius games, players control the opposing force in form of a Big Core. However, since the Big Core that the player takes control in this game is a betrayer ship escaping from the Lars Empire, which is the enemy in Gradius NEO, playrs won't fight against the Gradius Union.

The Gradius NEO series appears as the Sequel of the last Nemesis game, Nemesis 3.

External links

Gradius Wiki which goes more in depth

STORY

The protagonist is the opposing force through the use of a customized version of the Big Core. However, since the Big Core in this game is a rogue ship escaping from the Lars Empire, which is the enemy in Gradius NEO, the protagonist will not fight against the Gradius Union. Also unlike Gradius NEO and other Gradius games and traditional shoot 'em ups where the scrolling is toward the right, in this game it is done toward the left.

RELEASES 1 system

System
Platform
Year
Notes
MOB
Mobile (feature phone)
2004
Original release

GAME DATA

Orientation
Horizontal
Series
Gradius

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