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10/19/25(Sun)22:52:57 No.12112927
Anonymous 10/19/25(Sun)22:52:57 No.12112927 Archived
Why isn't this series universally considered better than Gradius for its superior scoring system borrowed from TwinBee?
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Anonymous
10/19/25(Sun)23:14:00 No.12113024
Anonymous 10/19/25(Sun)23:14:00 No.12113024
>>12112927
Barely anyone play either series, let alone care about scoring autism. All in all they are pretty similar, Parodius is just slightly more "modern" for ditching multiloops
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Anonymous
10/20/25(Mon)03:56:53 No.12113557
Anonymous 10/20/25(Mon)03:56:53 No.12113557
How exactly is it better? The bells?
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Anonymous
10/20/25(Mon)07:09:07 No.12113841
Anonymous 10/20/25(Mon)07:09:07 No.12113841
>>12113557
Yes the bells
An actual scoring system that doesn't rely on endurance multilooping
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Anonymous
10/20/25(Mon)07:25:24 No.12113864
Anonymous 10/20/25(Mon)07:25:24 No.12113864
Because very few people care about score even in the "arcade" community, the great majority of people play for survival and 1cc. That said, parodius is a considerable more famous series outside of the "arcade" community.
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