supernintendosp
04-13-2011, 03:35 PM
Hello, I have an issue with the description that Retro Uprising has chosen for U.N. Squadron. What Retro Uprising said is,
U.N. Squadron is an aerial combat game from the developers at Capcom. The game is set up to scroll from left to right with enemy crafts entering the fray from both sides of the screen. There are three selectable characters in U.N. Squadron, each flying a different type of war plane. Shin, the game's only female fighter, flies an F20 Tiger Shark. Mickey, a slim, blonde hero, wages battle in his F14 Tomcat. Finally, Greg, a portly, bearded hero with dark hair, destroys enemies in his A10 Thunderbolt. Two players can play U.N. Squadron simultaneously using different pilots.
Before each flight mission, players have the opportunity to buy weapons, shields and fuel to bulk up their planes. During each mission, pilots earn additional money to be spent on subsequent missions. Each mission includes numerous small enemies -- in the air, on the ground or in the sea -- several mid-size enemies, and one large, strategic enemy target. Players can usually dispatch the smaller enemies with one shot, while larger enemies will only fall under a barrage of shots. U.N. Squadron features eight levels.
What is true, is that the SNES game is very similar to the coin-op game. The main differences between the two games are:
Arcade version has two players and SNES version has one
Graphics are better on the arcade version
There is more variety of fighters in the SNES game
The characters now have different abilities in the SNES game
Arcade version gives you one life and allows shields
SNES version you have multiple lives but must find shields in the level
So, how on Earth do I correct the description? Or should the administrator of the site correct it? Please reply when you can. Thank you in advance.
U.N. Squadron is an aerial combat game from the developers at Capcom. The game is set up to scroll from left to right with enemy crafts entering the fray from both sides of the screen. There are three selectable characters in U.N. Squadron, each flying a different type of war plane. Shin, the game's only female fighter, flies an F20 Tiger Shark. Mickey, a slim, blonde hero, wages battle in his F14 Tomcat. Finally, Greg, a portly, bearded hero with dark hair, destroys enemies in his A10 Thunderbolt. Two players can play U.N. Squadron simultaneously using different pilots.
Before each flight mission, players have the opportunity to buy weapons, shields and fuel to bulk up their planes. During each mission, pilots earn additional money to be spent on subsequent missions. Each mission includes numerous small enemies -- in the air, on the ground or in the sea -- several mid-size enemies, and one large, strategic enemy target. Players can usually dispatch the smaller enemies with one shot, while larger enemies will only fall under a barrage of shots. U.N. Squadron features eight levels.
What is true, is that the SNES game is very similar to the coin-op game. The main differences between the two games are:
Arcade version has two players and SNES version has one
Graphics are better on the arcade version
There is more variety of fighters in the SNES game
The characters now have different abilities in the SNES game
Arcade version gives you one life and allows shields
SNES version you have multiple lives but must find shields in the level
So, how on Earth do I correct the description? Or should the administrator of the site correct it? Please reply when you can. Thank you in advance.