
Download: http://homepage2.nifty.com/rochet/storage/guxt_0800.zip

I was thinking the same thing, but on the other hand, it does give you a chance to at least get a speed powerup and maybe a new weapon, although the default is pretty powerful and useful as it is.Dandy J wrote:The other thing I think he needs to change, is create 3 checkpoints per stage instead of 2. Beginning, middle, and boss, instead of just beginning and middle.
I'd much rather see a GBA convertion. The game would look and play nicely on a Micro/DS.PC Engine Fan X! wrote:I think such a PSP conversion of this little PC shmup ditty by the name of Guxt would be ace...don't you think so? ^_~
Me too, PSP is mostly played at home where you may as well play it on the computer with a joystick.sfried wrote:I'd much rather see a GBA convertion. The game would look and play nicely on a Micro/DS.PC Engine Fan X! wrote:I think such a PSP conversion of this little PC shmup ditty by the name of Guxt would be ace...don't you think so? ^_~
Nah, but you could do it ghetto by using nvRotate and using x5 with whatever resolution makes the game fit.PC Engine Fan X! wrote:Is it possible to play this latest v.081 of Guxt in Tate mode using the "Zoom mode"?
PC Engine Fan X! ^_~
Link pleaseIaspis wrote:version 0.900 is out... what a great example of simple, yet fantastic gameplay! and it's just about 280Kb...
Maybe it's a "xylophone" kind of x.Turrican wrote:Judging from the kana writing and the pics, I'd say the international title should've been "Gust".
A Guxt port to the PSP or GBA would be nice -- or even as a PC Engine homebrewed game (played on PCE flash card setup)..... ^_~Fenrir wrote:Well -er
I didn't like cave story at all *ducks* but this game looks awfully great. Can't wait to try it (*ducks again*)
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Tried it. Dammit, it sounds and plays (and looks somehow, maybe it's the font) like a PC-Engine shooter. This guy's got TALENT.