RayStorm released on iOS

[astroid]

Game released! http://ax.itunes.apple.com/app/id526687813?mt=8

Excellent performance! On my iPod touch4 runs very well! They make "Move ratio" option to switch sensitivity. Aspect ratio 4:3, so we have a black borders on both sides.

[BPzeBanshee]

And proper aspect ratio too! If people chip in about their performance on their models and it turns good they may have indeed learnt from their mistakes with RayForce!

[MathU]

Maybe we can get a port on a real game system next, Taito... Please?

[Tokyo-J]

Maybe we can get a port on a real game system next, Taito... Please?

Try it on Japanese PS3 or USA 360. Forced 16:9 but its a decent port.

[EmperorIng]

I'm interested in the fact they included the neutanz music for all the tracks. I thought only a few tracks got the neutanz treatment.

While I'd like this for the ipod touch, I have a feeling that it wouldn't play all that well ;_;

At least a new generation of gamers can experience the amazing music of Tamayo Kawamoto... that is, if said new-generation of gamers actually pick up the game!
EDIT: I know it's somewhat off-topic, but between the Saturn version and PS1 version, is there that much of a major difference between the ports of Raystorm? I don't have regular access to a PS1/PS2, but most people say that version is far superior. From what I've seen, the two are roughly equivalent in price.

[Kaspal]

Maybe we can get a port on a real game system next, Taito... Please?

i tried those (rayforce and raystorm) on my PSP (a copy of the PS1 version), and there you can play it quite good... so, a compilation of those for the PSvita or the 3DS should work (it would for me!).

[-SD-]

If they're not going to do a Universal version so it looks decent on the new iPad, then I'm not interested.

[louisg]

EDIT: I know it's somewhat off-topic, but between the Saturn version and PS1 version, is there that much of a major difference between the ports of Raystorm? I don't have regular access to a PS1/PS2, but most people say that version is far superior. From what I've seen, the two are roughly equivalent in price.

What I noticed is that the PS1 version tears (IIRC) while the Saturn version frameskips, which is actually pretty jarring (and is missing translucencies; dunno if that's an issue for you). The Saturn port seemed very good aside from that. The PS1 version got a US release and I remember it being cheap. A quick look at eBay shows the PS1 domestic release being half the price.