Grind Stormer

source: wikidata1994 video game

source: wikipedia_enGrind Stormer is a 1993 vertically scrolling shooter arcade video game originally developed and published by Toaplan in Japan and North America. It is considered to be the spiritual successor to Slap Fight. Based around a video game within a video game concept, players assume the role of a young secret agent assigned by the government taking control of the NA-00 space fighter craft in an attempt to defeat the titular virtual reality simulator, rescue the abducted players who lost against it and unveil its true purpose. Headed by DonPachi producer Kenichi Takano, Grind Stormer was created by a small development team of new employees at Toaplan who would later go on to work at one of its offshoots after the company declared bankruptcy in 1994 and was originally titled Bakuretsu Wing before being ultimately renamed to V・V in Japan. It is notable for marking the debut of Cave co-founder Tsuneki Ikeda in the video game industry, serving as one of its programmers and features a much smaller hitbox for the ship compared with previous shoot 'em up games released at the time. It is also notable for being one of the last games by Toaplan to feature an FM soundtrack, as the company began to c

source: wikidata1993年の東亜プランのビデオゲーム

source: wikipedia_ja『ヴイ・ファイヴ』（V・V、後者のVはローマ数字の5）は、東亜プランが開発し、タイトーから1993年3月に発売されたアーケード用縦スクロールシューティングゲーム。日本国外では『Grind Stormer』のタイトルで発売された。 アーケード版では自機「NA-00」を操作し、超現実体験ゲーム「グラインド・ストーマー」の5番目のメニュー【V・V】の目的を調査する内容である一方、1994年に発売されたメガドライブ版ではエイリアンとの闘いという内容に変更されている。アーケード版はゲーム誌『ゲーメスト』の企画「第7回ゲーメスト大賞」（1993年度）にて、ベストシューティング賞4位を獲得した。