tutado.blogg.se - Shoot em up

So popular were Shoot Em Ups (and their close-combat cousin the Beat'Em Up) that many computer games magazines of the mid-late 80s took to jokingly appending "'em up" to whatever genre of game they were reviewing-Puzzle 'em ups, platform 'em ups, Quiz 'em ups and so on. Frequently, you're flying a spaceship or some other small craft, but other examples of the genre involve abstract shapes, people walking around with guns or bows and arrows, and so forth. Everything is trying to kill you, and you have unlimited ammunition and a license to shoot first and ask questions later. PAGES WILL BE DELETED OTHERWISE IF THEY ARE MISSING BASIC MARKUP.Ī classic staple of The Golden Age of Video Games that has fallen out of favor in recent years.

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