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[ 1 ]
= Angelfire
The host of this site.
[ 2 ]
= Capcom,
Arika
Capcom develops the best games on
the planet. If you don't know the name Capcom, leave this site.
[ 3 ]
= SNK, Playmore,
Eolith, Sun
After a brief scare SNK has returned, although in
somewhat fragmented form. SNK creations like Fatal Fury, Samurai Shodown,
The King Of Fighters, and Metal Slug have stood second only to Capcom's
titles throughout time. If you don't know SNK, you should.
[ 4 ]
= Sega
Another important figure in the gaming industry,
Sega is not only the creator of the Virtua Fighter and Fighting Vipers
series, but also the designer of the Chihiro, Triforce, Naomi2, and Naomi
hardwares. In addition, Sega's own arcades are the best in Japan.
[ 5 ]
= Sony
Capcom, Psikyo, and Takumi designed games on Sony's
diversely compatible PlayStation and PlayStation2 hardwares. The ZN1,
ZN2, and System 246 are among the many widely developed for Sony compatible
hardwares.
[ 6 ]
= Takumi
This developer produces some of the best shooting
games in the industry, including the amazing Mars Matrix, Giga Wing, and
Night Raid titles.
[ 7
] = Psikyo
The creator of the stellar Strikers 1945 series,
Gunbird, Zero Gunner, and a whole lot of cool mahjong games.
[ 8 ]
= Konami
Another developer that has had its head in the game
for a while, Konami brought us the goodness of Gradius, Contra, Parodius,
Castlevania, Metal Gear, and a ton of other fun series.
[ 9 ]
= Cave
This unpopular developer is the creator of some
of the most creative and innovative shooters out there, with Ketsui, ESPra.de,
Guwange, and DoDonPachi Dai Ou Jou among the many. Click the link to see
why this developer has a cult following.
[ 10 ]
= Taito
Creator of old-school shooters like Fire Mustang,
Sky Shark, and Darius, Taito also pushes on with past titles like RayStorm
and RayCrisis, as well as recent titles like XII Stag, Border Down, and
Psyvariar. Taito also has some of the best arcades in Japan.
[ 11 ]
= Irem
Known for creating the insanely hard R-Type shooters,
Irem also made a few other shooters like In The Hunt and Gallop.
[ 12 ]
= Treasure
This developer holds the title for having the most
overpriced titles under its belt. Treasure is the maker of shooters like
Ikaruga, Bangaio, and Radiant Silvergun, as well as action games like
Silouhette Mirage, Gunstar Heroes, and Mischief Makers.
[ 13 ]
= Seibu
Yet another old school developer, Seibu gave us
the many entries of the Raiden series, and hopefully many more in the
future.
[ 14 ]
= Tecmo
Dead Or Alive comes to mind when I think of Tecmo.
[ 15 ]
= Visco
Not known for fighters or shooters, Visco impresses
with the Breakers series, as well as a cool shooter that I forgot the
name of.
[ 16 ]
= Sammy
Another company not known for fighters, Sammy/Arc
System Works released Guilty Gear upon the masses.
[ 17 ]
= Arcadia
The best Japanese gaming magazine. Click the link
and get a subscription.
[ 18 ]
= MadMan's Cafe
Lots of rare news from Japan.
[ 19 ]
= The Magic Box
Lots of current gaming news straight from Japan.
[ 20 ]
= Shmups mk2
Tons of information on shooting games of all sorts.
[ 21 ]
= CP-Systems2 Turbo
This site rocks. Lots of cool official Capcom artwork,
some screenshots, game lists, and much more.
[ 22 ]
= Shoryuken
This site is where almost all who play fighting
games gather mostly to post on the huge message board.
[ 23 ]
= Joker Jun
Artist of Batsugun.
[ 24 ]
= Equal
Vision
The Hope Conspiracy
[ 25 ]
= Victory
Records
Hardcore home of bands like Buried
Alive, Earth Crisis, Atreyu, SHUTDOWN, and Thursday.
[ 26 ]
=
Indecision
Records
Home of Bleeding Through, Adamantium, Throwdown, and Eighteen
Visions.
[ 27 ]
= deftones
Metal from Sacto.
[ 28 ]
= eBay
Though I have an eBay buying habit
no prevention program could cure, eBay is, religiously speaking, a "Godsend."
[ 29 ]
= BAD'S COMBO PAGE
The best site on the massive, information-filled,
porn-ridden operation we affectionately refer to as 'The Internet.'
[ 30 ]
= BAD'S
SHMUP PAGE
A terrible site on a great server.
[ 31 ]
= Most Precious Blood
Indecision is gone, but will never
be forgotten...
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