Phalanx - SNES - Complete Playthrough - Max / Funny Difficulty - No Damage - HD - 60 FPS 0:00 Intro 1:58 Stage 1 6:45 Stage 1 Boss 7:59 Stage 2 13:55 Stage 2 Boss 14:52 Stage 3 21:00 Stage 3 Boss 22:22 Stage 4 26:49 Stage 4 Boss 28:12 Stage 5 33:53 Stage 5 Boss 34:44 Stage 6 38:30 Stage 6 Boss 40:33 Stage 7 46:38 Stage 7 Boss 48:45 Stage 8 Final Mission 52:37 Secret Mission 56:24 Stage 8 Boss Final Boss 57:07 Ending Phalanx is a 1991 shoot-'em-up (shmup) developed by Atari Games and later ported to several platforms, including the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES). The game is somewhat unique for its mix of traditional space-themed shooter mechanics with some unexpected elements, including its quirky presentation and distinct style. Gameplay: In Phalanx, players take control of a space fighter ship as they navigate through several levels filled with enemies, obstacles, and bosses. The primary goal is to shoot down enemies, avoid incoming projectiles, and defeat powerful bosses at the end of each stage. The game features several types of weapons and power-ups that can be collected throughout the stages, including rapid-fire shots, bombs, and missiles. In addition, players can increase the power of their main weapon by collecting power-up icons. The weapon variety allows for different playstyles and strategies. Graphics and Sound: Visually, Phalanx has a very colorful and vibrant aesthetic, with well-designed levels, enemies, and boss designs. The game’s enemies are varied, and each stage offers different types of challenges, ranging from intricate bullet patterns to massive enemy ships. What makes Phalanx particularly memorable, however, is its unusual and somewhat humorous box art and music. The game's cover features an old man playing a banjo, which has puzzled many players over the years. It’s a highly unconventional and odd choice for a shoot-'em-up cover, and this quirkiness became a sort of talking point for the game, especially considering the more serious and action-packed tone of the actual gameplay. The soundtrack itself features a mix of upbeat, energetic tunes that complement the action on-screen. While the music isn’t as iconic as other shmup soundtracks, it serves its purpose in creating an engaging atmosphere as players battle through each level. Difficulty and Reception: Phalanx is regarded as a moderately difficult game, though not as punishing as some other shmups from the era. The difficulty ramps up gradually as players progress, and the game’s levels feature a solid mix of fast-moving enemies and larger-than-life bosses that require pattern recognition and quick reflexes to defeat. While Phalanx didn’t receive the same level of attention as other major shmup franchises like R-Type or Gradius, it garnered a loyal fanbase for its fun, if somewhat quirky, gameplay experience. It’s often remembered for its eccentricity and its satisfying shooter mechanics. #phalanx #retrogaming #spaceshooter #shmup #longplay #snes #shootinggames #FullGameplay #60FPS ·÷±‡±🆂🆄🅱🆂🅲🆁🅸🅱🅴±‡±÷· ---------------------------------------------------------------- Follow all for updates! 👉 Subscribe on YouTube:
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