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== Licensing ==
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Rezon

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[[File:Rezon_logo.png|center]]

{{GameInfobox
|bordercolor = black
|title = Rezon
|background = #f8f8f8
|image = rezon_title_screen.png
|width = 324px;
|imagecaption = Title screen
|imagescalepx = 240px
|releasedate = '''Arcade:''' 1991 <br> '''Switch:''' April 6, 2023 <br> '''PlayStation 4:''' April 5, 2023
|developer = [[Allumer]]
|publisher = [[Allumer]] <br> [[Taito]]
|program = Jun Ichikawa
|music = Hideyuki Ueno
|art = Yoshiyuki Shitano <br> Yukie Sugimoto <br> Manabu Namiki <br> Noriaki Yamaguchi <br> Tadahiro Negome
}}
'''Rezon''' (JP:レゾン) is a horizontal scrolling shoot em' up released by Allumer in the year 1991. Similar to other horizontal shooters of that era, it is what one could call an "R-Type clone", with similar mechanics to the Force Pod/Bits, intricate stage layouts and grotesque enemy designs.

In 2023 it was released as part of Hamster's ''Arcade Archives'' series, making it the first time the game received a home release.

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==Gameplay Overview==

''Rezon'' has 6 stages with a single loop. Extends are granted at 70k and 150k points.

===Controls===

*'''A button (Press):''' Fires the player's shot.
*'''A button (Hold):''' Locks the Arms' position.

===Weapons===

The player controls the SR-91 fighter equipped with the VAWS (Variable Armor and Weapon System).

====Arms====

These are 2 option items attached to the top and bottom of the SR-91 when the player first picks up a weapon item. They can aim in multiple angles which is controlled by moving horizontally, deal contact damage and block most enemy projectiles. Holding the A button makes them freeze in their current position, shown by the orb attached to each Arm as it stops rotating while this is happening.

==Items==

Items appear from destroying unique item carriers.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Item || Description
|-
| [[File:Rezon_speedup.png]] || '''Speed-up''' <br> Increases movement speed.
|-
| [[File:Rezon_speed_down.png]] || '''Speed Down''' <br> Decreases movement speed.
|-
| [[File:Rezon_ring.png]] || '''Ring'''<br> Fires yellow rings. The Arms gain an additional gun while using it.
|-
| [[File:Rezon_ball.png]] || '''Ball''' <br> Fires bouncing orbs.
|-
| [[File:Rezon_laser.png]] || '''Laser''' <br> Fires thin lasers. The Arms can only shoot forward and backwards while using it.
|-
|}

==Scoring==

50,000 points awarded for every life remaining at the end of the game. This includes even when the player doesn't have any lives left.

==Strategy==

===Weapon usage===

It is recommended to use the Laser weapon for the majority of the game. While losing the ability to shoot upwards and diagonally may sound like a detriment, it deals higher damage than the other two weapons.

===Final boss===

[[File:Rezon_final_boss_safespot.png|right]]

Notable safespot against the final boss. Useless with Laser as it can't reach high enough to deal damage and the boss has no timeout.

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==Version Differences==

[[File:Rezon_taito_ver.png]]

Version published by [[Taito]]. The copyright year has been changed from 1991 to 1992 and includes Taito's logo. Further differences are unknown.

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File:Rezon taito ver.png

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== Licensing ==
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Rezon

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[[File:Rezon_logo.png|center]]

{{GameInfobox
|bordercolor = black
|title = Rezon
|background = #f8f8f8
|image = rezon_title_screen.png
|width = 324px;
|imagecaption = Title screen
|imagescalepx = 240px
|releasedate = '''Arcade:''' 1991 <br> '''Switch:''' April 6, 2023 <br> '''PlayStation 4:''' April 5, 2023
|developer = [[Allumer]]
|program = Jun Ichikawa
|music = Hideyuki Ueno
|art = Yoshiyuki Shitano <br> Yukie Sugimoto <br> Manabu Namiki <br> Noriaki Yamaguchi <br> Tadahiro Negome
}}
'''Rezon''' (JP:レゾン) is a horizontal scrolling shoot em' up released by Allumer in the year 1991. Similar to other horizontal shooters of that era, it is what one could call an "R-Type clone", with similar mechanics to the Force Pod/Bits, intricate stage layouts and grotesque enemy designs.

In 2023 it was released as part of Hamster's ''Arcade Archives'' series, making it the first time the game received a home release.

{{VideoIndex}}
__TOC__
{{clear}}

==Gameplay Overview==

''Rezon'' has 6 stages with a single loop. Extends are granted at 70k and 150k points.

===Controls===

*'''A button (Press):''' Fires the player's shot.
*'''A button (Hold):''' Locks the Arms' position.

===Weapons===

The player controls the SR-91 fighter equipped with the VAWS (Variable Armor and Weapon System).

====Arms====

These are 2 option items attached to the top and bottom of the SR-91 when the player first picks up a weapon item. They can aim in multiple angles which is controlled by moving horizontally, deal contact damage and block most enemy projectiles. Holding the A button makes them freeze in their current position, shown by the orb attached to each Arm as it stops rotating while this is happening.

==Items==

Items appear from destroying unique item carriers.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Item || Description
|-
| [[File:Rezon_speedup.png]] || '''Speed-up''' <br> Increases movement speed.
|-
| [[File:Rezon_speed_down.png]] || '''Speed Down''' <br> Decreases movement speed.
|-
| [[File:Rezon_ring.png]] || '''Ring'''<br> Fires yellow rings. The Arms gain an additional gun while using it.
|-
| [[File:Rezon_ball.png]] || '''Ball''' <br> Fires bouncing orbs.
|-
| [[File:Rezon_laser.png]] || '''Laser''' <br> Fires thin lasers. The Arms can only shoot forward and backwards while using it.
|-
|}

==Scoring==

50,000 points awarded for every life remaining at the end of the game. This includes even when the player doesn't have any lives left.

==Strategy==

===Weapon usage===

It is recommended to use the Laser weapon for the majority of the game. While losing the ability to shoot upwards and diagonally may sound like a detriment, it deals higher damage than the other two weapons.

===Final boss===

[[File:Rezon_final_boss_safespot.png|right]]

Notable safespot against the final boss. Useless with Laser as it can't reach high enough to deal damage and the boss has no timeout.

[[Category:Environmental_hazard_mechanic]]
[[Category:Horizontal_orientation]]
[[Category:Option_mechanic]]

Rezon

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[[File:Rezon_logo.png|center]]

{{GameInfobox
|bordercolor = black
|title = Rezon
|background = #f8f8f8
|image = rezon_title_screen.png
|width = 324px;
|imagecaption = Title screen
|imagescalepx = 240px
|releasedate = '''Arcade:''' 1991 <br> '''Switch:''' April 6, 2023 <br> '''PlayStation 4:''' April 5, 2023
|developer = [[Allumer]]
|program = Jun Ichikawa
|music = Hideyuki Ueno
|art = Yoshiyuki Shitano <br> Yukie Sugimoto <br> Manabu Namiki <br> Noriaki Yamaguchi <br> Tadahiro Negome
}}
'''Rezon''' (JP:レゾン) is a horizontal scrolling shoot em' up released by Allumer in the year 1991. Similar to other horizontal shooters of that era, it is what one could call an "R-Type clone", with similar mechanics to the Force Pod/Bits, intricate stage layouts and grotesque enemy designs.

In 2023 it was released as part of Hamster's ''Arcade Archives'' series, making it the first time the game received a home release.

{{VideoIndex}}
__TOC__
{{clear}}

==Gameplay Overview==

''Rezon'' has 6 stages with a single loop. Extends are granted at 70k and 150k points.

===Controls===

*'''A button (Press):''' Fires the player's shot.
*'''A button (Hold):''' Locks the Arms' position.

===Weapons===

The player controls the SR-91 fighter equipped with the VAWS (Variable Armor and Weapon System).

====Arms====

These are 2 option items attached to the top and bottom of the SR-91 when the player first picks up a weapon item. They can aim in multiple angles which is controlled by moving horizontally, deal contact damage and block most enemy projectiles. Holding the A button makes them freeze in their current position, shown by the orb attached to each Arm as it stops rotating while this is happening.

==Items==

Items appear from destroying unique item carriers.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Item || Description
|-
| [[File:Rezon_speedup.png]] || '''Speed-up''' <br> Increases movement speed.
|-
| [[File:Rezon_speed_down.png]] || '''Speed Down''' <br> Decreases movement speed.
|-
| [[File:Rezon_ring.png]] || '''Ring'''<br> Fires yellow rings. The Arms gain an additional gun while using it.
|-
| [[File:Rezon_ball.png]] || '''Ball''' <br> Fires bouncing orbs.
|-
| [[File:Rezon_laser.png]] || '''Laser''' <br> Fires thin lasers. The Arms can only shoot forward and backwards while using it.
|-
|}

==Scoring==

50,000 points awarded for every life remaining at the end of the game. This includes even when the player doesn't have any lives left.

==Strategy==

===Weapon usage===

It is recommended to use the Laser weapon for the majority of the game. While losing the ability shoot upwards and diagonally may sound like a detriment, it deals higher damage than the other two weapons

===Final boss===

[[File:Rezon_final_boss_safespot.png|right]]

Notable safespot against the final boss. Useless with Laser as it can't reach high enough to deal damage and the boss has no timeout.

[[Category:Environmental_hazard_mechanic]]
[[Category:Horizontal_orientation]]
[[Category:Option_mechanic]]