This games last stretch before the final boss is a test of endurance, because in the Japanese version, shown here, your continues get disabled. In the US version, it got dumbed down and you can continue on the last stage, not so in the Japanese original.
Doesn't help that the final boss's main guns are instant death AND launch out equally dangerous debris when you destroy them. Such a RUDE way to end the game...
how did you get the shotgun as starting weapon? I remember when play this game in Arcade, the starting weapon is not a shot gun. Player need to press the combination of button and joystick to get this weapon.
@@ShuN_OST I think it's a reference to Gun.Smoke, where it was a hidden item in that game. Being set in the Wild West, the setting there is much more appropriate.
I never get it, CAPCOM is a Japanese company, this game was designed in Japan. So how they develop a game where the objective is to kick Japaneses butts?
@@Bloodreign1 Not to mention - in 1942's case - Capcom was specifically trying to appeal to the US audience with a very recognizable theme. (This also made the game stand out visually next to space shooters like - say - Galaxian or Gyruss since you had distinctive real-world designs: A aviation hobbyist could look at the game, say "Hey, that's a P-38 lightning!", and potentially be enticed to drop a quarter in.)
@@Bloodreign1 When released for the NES in 1988, to downplay the World War II references the names of the battleships were now those taken from the Chinese warlords in the book Romance of the Three Kingdoms (but using the Japanese On'yomi translations: for example, Riju, the name used for the battleship in round 13, is the On'yomi pronunciation of the Chinese "Li Ru"). And for the Japanese FamiCom release, the subtitle was changed to "The Battle of Valhalla."
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子供の頃、亜也虎って文字列が怖すぎてトラウマになった
アーケード番でなんぼ金使ったか
懐かしい
良い動画ありがとう
リアルタイムで遊んでいた頃は艦これやアズレンなんて想像もしていなかった・・・
Fleet girls as the bosses in 1943 the battle of midway and kaisen
Single Bi-Plane takes on entire Japanese Imperial Navy, and wins, also shoots lasers.
Invented by a Japanese team.
Cause Video Game logic 🤣
Cause Video Game logic 🤣
Not to mention it gets rockets stuck to it in the PC Engine version.
たった１機の複葉機に撃沈される戦艦大和ww
欧州方面ではロートルもいいとこな複葉機に追い回され最終的に沈んだビスマルクという戦艦があってな…
This games last stretch before the final boss is a test of endurance, because in the Japanese version, shown here, your continues get disabled. In the US version, it got dumbed down and you can continue on the last stage, not so in the Japanese original.
Do you mean Capcom Generations for Sega Saturn?
Doesn't help that the final boss's main guns are instant death AND launch out equally dangerous debris when you destroy them. Such a RUDE way to end the game...
Is this complete game playthrough???
健闘ヲ祈ルって表記日本ぽいけど自機は何軍だっけ・・
米軍のような…(ちなみに調べたら複葉機みたいですね。(機種名は未記載ですが恐らくPT-17がモデルらしい))
Movi=3 is mistake. This play is Movi x 5 (stage 5 x 1, stage 7 x 1, stage 10 x 3).
how did you get the shotgun as starting weapon?
I remember when play this game in Arcade, the starting weapon is not a shot gun. Player need to press the combination of button and joystick to get this weapon.
Well, you've answered that question yourself.
よく考えたら自国が敗北した戦争時代をテーマにこの19シリーズ作ったなって思う(笑)
今じゃ考えられないアイデアだな(笑)
父親にそれ突っ込まれていました
カプコンは北米市場をかなり初期から意識してたっぽい。
ミッキーマウスの版権物のゲームとか、スーファミで作ってるし。
レーザー出せる飛行機なんて、そりゃ大和も沈められるわ、見た目古くても最新鋭なのは999みたいなもんだろ。
So was the NES version a mix of 1943 and 1943 Kai?
1943 KAI MIDWAY KAISEN FOR SHARP X68000 1989 CAPCOM
It’s the story of that one hipster soldier that flew a biplane in World War 2.
26:16 it almost gave game over if you die in the final stage you still have coin it's game over straight there's no more Chance
あ～プレイしてましたね😃😆🤣
個人的には自機は前作のP-38ライトニングの方が好きでした。音楽も前作が良かったな。ステージも16ステージあったしね。
このゲームでふと思い出しますのがすっかりメジャーになった擬人化の某ゲームを思いだすのは自分だけじゃないはず(笑)＼(^_^)／
改で亜也虎その他航空機のグラフィックがダサくなってしまったのが個人的に残念ポイントでした。(家庭用移植で遊んだ若い衆ですが…)
僕も思い出しました。艦隊ナントカ。
ケイブが少女型の巨大ロボをボスキャラにしたSTGを出していた時期だったので、艦○○も縦シューになればSTG業界も再注目されるんじゃ…と考えた事もありました笑
2面亜也虎の音楽が懐かしい、
The name should be 1943 modified version or 1943 updated version.
改になったから前作の1943で出てこなかった。金剛型が出るかもと
期待してプレイしてちょっと残念な気持ちになったのを思い出した。
男の浪漫、亜也虎
Street Fighter II': Champion Edition Sharp X68000
F3F？に撃沈される大和さすがに草
@7:25 That's a cow? Lol.
One of the hidden items is a cow.
It is not known exactly why it is a cow, but it is believed to be because changing one letter in Pow makes it a Cow.
@@ShuN_OST I think it's a reference to Gun.Smoke, where it was a hidden item in that game. Being set in the Wild West, the setting there is much more appropriate.
正直ゲームは2Dだなやっぱり。（３D化（立体）になってしまったゲーム。酔うし。だが、オキュラス２所謂VRだと、かなり酔わなくなってる。時代はVR） ２D派の私ですが、VRは新しいタイプのゲームになると期待している
ショットガンがアホみたいに強化されてるから、前作と比べるとドエラいヌルゲーになってるんだよなぁ～
終始レーザーとサイドファイターに固執してたけど単機でショットガンの方が断然ラクな気がする。
レーザーは威力絶大だけど攻撃範囲が狭い
サイドファイターを使えば攻撃範囲が広がるものの弾避けが困難になる。
プレイヤーは単機でも弾に当たりまくってたので尚更かと思う。
サイドファイターを取得して瞬殺で失って,またサイドファイター…の繰り返しにはチョット萎えた。
ところが、破片うたないと点数にならないのでサイドファイター＋レーザー以外に選択肢はないのですよ。
ボス直前まではショットガンを使用し、ボスはレーザーで一気に破壊！そして破片も可能な限り破壊しないと高得点が叩き出せないんですよね
2001
自機はPー３８のままならまだよかったかも（クリア画面も含めて）
try double shot gun
more easy
I never get it, CAPCOM is a Japanese company, this game was designed in Japan. So how they develop a game where the objective is to kick Japaneses butts?
Because that is what happened in real life during the time period this game takes place in.
@@Bloodreign1 Not to mention - in 1942's case - Capcom was specifically trying to appeal to the US audience with a very recognizable theme. (This also made the game stand out visually next to space shooters like - say - Galaxian or Gyruss since you had distinctive real-world designs: A aviation hobbyist could look at the game, say "Hey, that's a P-38 lightning!", and potentially be enticed to drop a quarter in.)
@@Bloodreign1 When released for the NES in 1988, to downplay the World War II references the names of the battleships were now those taken from the Chinese warlords in the book Romance of the Three Kingdoms (but using the Japanese On'yomi translations: for example, Riju, the name used for the battleship in round 13, is the On'yomi pronunciation of the Chinese "Li Ru"). And for the Japanese FamiCom release, the subtitle was changed to "The Battle of Valhalla."
@@ClassicTVMan1981X Is that why it says "Valhalla Island" in the intro? Also, didn't know the names were a 3 Kingdoms reference.
@@SuperKlondike64 Yes.
Why so many japanese
Because the Channel is from Japan.