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[edit] Giga Wing characters

The screenshots of Sinnosuke and Ruby are great but Stuck's screenshot is missing the big projectiles (I'm not sure if Isha's screenshot could be improved but Stuck's definitely could… --elias.hc 17:08, 9 May 2006 (UTC)

Thanks for pointing that out, I've redone Stuck's screenshot. I also tried grabbing a better screen of Isha, but it didn't look much better at all. --Crithit5000 20:00, 13 May 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Strikers 1945 story issue

I understand that finding notable online detail on the tenous story to Strikers 1945 I & II are a bit scanty, but the proof is found in the respective game's manuals as well as on the Japanese Wikipedia page which summarizes all of the Strikers games. Not only are the game's fictional enemy organizations present in the japanese page (CANY and F.G.R), but it is also prominent in the manuals to the games, most notably the manual to the US Playstation release summarizing the first game and describing events in the second game. A link to the Japanese page is available on the English page of Strikers 1945. If there's anything I can do to help rectify the issue, please let me know. Mairebleu, 1:36, 17 August, 2007 (PST)

Thanks for clarifying that. I hadn't thought of checking the Japanese Wiki pages, mainly because the last few times I did check any of the Japanese shooter pages they were quite short on content. I actually own the US PlayStation version of Strikers 1945, but I haven't consulted the manual because, really, I figured Agetec would have either not included the story or they butchered it to hell.
Although I mainly added the unreferenced template to the Strikers games because of the story, I felt it was also important to add it because a lot of the shooter articles are really, really lacking in strong references and good content. I hope to improve them as much as possible, because it's a genre of games I love. Crithit5000 06:22, 18 August 2007 (UTC)

I couldn't agree with you more, Crithit. It does sound expected of US releases, but I was surprised to see how close the US release was in its summary. Regardless, I'm glad I was able to contact you on this and I hope to bring some obscure shooters to light, though you're right it is tough to find strong online references to shoot em' ups; most of the time all the information is available in the game's manual. Mairebleu, 9:21, 18 August, 2007 (PST)


Update time! I finally procured a copy of the original Strikers 1945 that further proves there is a story to the game and that I have described it in my own words. Not only is the story written on the very cover of the game, but it's also entirely in English. If you require a scan, then I'd be glad to show you, otherwise I'd like to somehow resolve the does not cite any sources tag. Should I just say 'Lifted from' or 'According to the game manual?' Mairebleu, 6:19, 23 August, 2007 (PST) —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Mairebleu (talk • contribs).


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