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Viper Phase 1

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Hi! I'm CIT Seven Force and I like arcade games.

Viper Phase 1

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 Most of the unlocking conditions are:
 * '''Get a certain Key in a certain boss stage.'''
-* '''Get a certain number of Keys in a certain section (consecutive stages) indicated by the color of the text.''' You have to get required amount of Keys in one go.
+* '''Get a certain number of Keys in a certain section (consecutive stages) indicated by the color of the text.''' Only the best Key you obtained counts for each stage.
 When a branch is unlocked, Cheep'O gives you a message right after the ranking screen.

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 # Primary info provided by [[User:CIT Seven Force|CIT Seven Force]]
 # AI was used to analyze the game code and confirm score calculations, enemy spawn routines, and the rank system
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-|releasedate = Japan Old Version: May 1995
+|releasedate = Japan: May 1995
-Japan New Version: August 1995
+Japan (New Version): August 1995
 USA: October 1995
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 '''''Viper Phase 1''''' (バイパーフェイズ1) is a 1995 vertically scrolling shooter arcade video game developed and published by Seibu Kaihatsu. Often regarded as a spin-off or spiritual successor to the ''Raiden'' series, the game shares many similarities in terms of gameplay mechanics and design philosophy. ''Viper Phase 1'' is the first game developed for Seibu Kaihatsu's SPI system board, featuring detailed sprite-based graphics and elaborate explosion effects.
-The initial release (now known unofficially as ''Old Version'') failed to gain acceptance among many players due to its unorthodox weapons system. Three months later, a revised '''''Viper Phase 1 New Version''''' was released, featuring adjustments that brought the gameplay closer to ''Raiden'', such as making sub-weapons permanent (see [[Viper_Phase_1#Version_Differences|Version Differences]]). This version also formed the basis for overseas releases of ''Viper Phase 1''.
+The initial release (now unofficially known as ''Old Version'') failed to gain acceptance among many players due to its unorthodox weapons system. Three months later, a revised '''''Viper Phase 1 New Version''''' was released, featuring adjustments that brought the gameplay closer to ''Raiden'', such as making sub-weapons permanent (see [[Viper_Phase_1#Version_Differences|Version Differences]]). This version also formed the basis for overseas releases of ''Viper Phase 1''.
 Hamster Corporation released the game (featuring both versions) as part of their ''Arcade Archives'' series for the Nintendo Switch and Sony PlayStation 4 in December 2024.
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-| [[File:Viper_Phase_1_Wide.png|50px|center]] || <center>'''Wide'''</center> || <center>Fires shots in a fan-shaped pattern covering a wide area. Powering up expands the firing range. While the damage per individual shot is low, point-blanking enemies unleashes devastating attack power.</center>
+| [[File:Viper_Phase_1_Wide.png|50px|center]] || <center>'''Wide'''</center> || <center>Fires shots in a fan-shaped pattern covering a wide area. Powering up expands the coverage. While the damage per individual shot is low, point-blanking enemies unleashes devastating attack power.</center>
 |-
 | [[File:Viper_Phase_1_Laser.png|50px|center]] || <center>'''Laser'''</center> || <center>Fires a laser beam straight ahead. Although the effective range is narrow, the weapon is powerful. Powering up increases the thickness of the beam. This weapon is effective against heavily armored enemies.</center>
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 ==== Ground Medals ====
-At regular intervals ground medals will have a brief moment where they stop shimmering. Collecting them at that exact moment awards the maximum value of 2,000 points or 3,000 points, respectively, for small and large medals, as well as 100,000 points for a special medal.
+At regular intervals ground medals will have a brief moment when they stop shimmering. Collecting them at that exact moment awards the maximum value of 2,000 points or 3,000 points, respectively, for small and large medals, as well as 100,000 points for a special medal.
 ==== Airborne Medals ====
-Airborne medals do not feature a shimmering animation and will always be worth the base value of 500 points or 1,000 points, respectively, for small and large medals.
+[[File:Viper_Phase_1_Bonus_Pod.png|left|thumb|50px|Bonus Pod]] Airborne medals do not feature a shimmering animation and will always be worth the base value of 500 points or 1,000 points, respectively, for small and large medals.
-In most cases, airborne medals will be released by specific bonus pod enemies. These enemies appear at a random horizontal position and at fixed times for each stage based on the elapsed time from the start of the stage. They will descend straight down from the top of the screen, briefly pause when they reach their inflection point near the center, and then change their trajectory back up and off the screen. Destroying a bonus pod on the way down yields five medals, but destroying it only after it has begun to travel back up the screen will make it drop ten medals. The ratio between small and large medals that are dropped is random.
+In most cases, airborne medals will be released by specific bonus pod enemies. These enemies appear at a random horizontal position and at fixed times for each stage based on the elapsed time from the start of the stage. They will descend straight down from the top of the screen, briefly pause when they reach the center, and then change their trajectory back up and off the screen. Destroying a bonus pod on the way down yields five medals, but destroying it only after it has begun to travel back up the screen will make it drop ten medals.
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 ===== Stage 4 Bug =====
-Due to incorrect spawn coordinates, several enemies in Stage 4 are immediately deleted before the player can destroy them. As a result, a 100% destruction rate cannot legitimately be achieved in Stage 4 and 99% is the maximum. The ''Old Version'' has an equivalent bug in Stage 6.
+Due to incorrect spawn coordinates, several enemies in Stage 4 are immediately deleted before the player can destroy them. As a result, a 100% destruction rate cannot legitimately be achieved in Stage 4 and 99% is the maximum. The ''Old Version'' has the same bug in Stage 6.
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 ===== Completion Bonus =====
-If the missile in the final mission stopped, thereby achieving the good ending, 1,000,000 points are awarded. If the player fails to do so only 100,000 points are awarded.
+If the missile in the final mission is stopped, thereby achieving the good ending, 1,000,000 points are awarded. If the player fails to do so only 100,000 points are awarded.
 ===== Bomb Bonus =====
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 * When playing for score, prioritize achieving a 100% enemy destruction rate and a clearing the game using as few lives and bombs as possible, as this will have the greatest effect on score.
 * Use screen sealing to your advantage: moving to the far right or left side of the screen so that enemies on the opposite side are no longer visible onscreen will prevent them from firing shots.
-* It is neither necessary nor recommended to control rank.
+* It is not necessary to control rank.
 === Enemy Spawn Behavior ===
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 Destroying the silos in the opening section of the stage will cause many medals to scatter out. Destroying all of the silos will yield a secret bonus of 40,000 points.
-In the second half of the stage, multiple formations of orbs will enter the screen. A special bonus of 1,000 points is awarded for completely wiping out a formation, and the bonus increases by 1,000 points for every subsequently destroyed formation, up to a maximum value of 10,000. If the chain is broken, the bonus value will reset to 1,000 points.
+In the second half of the stage, multiple formations of orbs will enter the screen. A special bonus of 1,000 points is awarded for completely wiping out a formation, and the bonus increases by 1,000 points for every subsequently destroyed formation, up to a maximum value of 10,000 per formation. If the chain is broken, the bonus value will reset to 1,000 points.
 === Stage 5 Bonus Pods ===
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 In this stage bonus pods do not appear regularly. Instead there are four locations where four ground medals are arranged in a diamond pattern. Hovering the player ship in the center of this pattern for about one second will make a bonus pod appear. Note that it is permissible to collect the medals surrounding the hover spot.
 == Story ==
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 Other region versions (Korea, Taiwan, Europe, etc.) are identical in content to the Japan ''New Version'' and only feature different license/distribution notices.
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 * The player 1 ship ''Judge Spear'' and player 2 ship ''Blue Javelin'' are selectable crafts in the ''Raiden Fighters'' series of games.
 * In the Sony PlayStation release of ''Raiden DX'', players can unlock the option to swap the standard soundtrack with music from Viper Phase 1.
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 # A.Y. Dayo | https://www2c.biglobe.ne.jp/~abfuku/raiden/rf_index.html
 # Primary info provided by [[User:CIT Seven Force|CIT Seven Force]]
-# AI was used to analyze the game code and determine score calculations and enemy spawn routines
+# AI was used to analyze the game code and confirm score calculations, enemy spawn routines, and the rank system
 == Categories ==

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 |art = Toshinobu Komazawa
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-|releasedate = May 1995 (Japan)
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 |previousgame = [[Raiden DX]]
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 }}
-'''Viper Phase 1''' (バイパーフェイズ1) is a 1995 vertically scrolling shooter video game developed by Seibu Kaihatsu for arcades. Often regarded as a spin-off or spiritual successor to the Raiden series, the game shares many similarities in terms of gameplay mechanics and design philosophy. Viper Phase 1 is the first game developed for Seibu Kaihatsu's SPI system board, featuring detailed sprite-based graphics and elaborate explosion effects.
+'''''Viper Phase 1''''' (バイパーフェイズ1) is a 1995 vertically scrolling shooter arcade video game developed and published by Seibu Kaihatsu. Often regarded as a spin-off or spiritual successor to the ''Raiden'' series, the game shares many similarities in terms of gameplay mechanics and design philosophy. ''Viper Phase 1'' is the first game developed for Seibu Kaihatsu's SPI system board, featuring detailed sprite-based graphics and elaborate explosion effects.
-The initial release (now known as ''Old Version'') failed to gain acceptance among many players due to its unorthodox weapons system. Three months later, a revised '''New Version''' was released, featuring adjustments that brought the gameplay closer to Raiden, such as making sub-weapons permanent. This version also formed the basis for overseas releases of Viper Phase 1.
+The initial release (now known as ''Old Version'') failed to gain acceptance among many players due to its unorthodox weapons system. Three months later, a revised '''''New Version''''' was released, featuring adjustments that brought the gameplay closer to ''Raiden'', such as making sub-weapons permanent. This version also formed the basis for overseas releases of ''Viper Phase 1''.
-Hamster Corporation released the game as part of their Arcade Archives series for the Nintendo Switch and Sony PlayStation 4 in December 2024.
+Hamster Corporation released the game as part of their ''Arcade Archives'' series for the Nintendo Switch and Sony PlayStation 4 in December 2024.
 {{VideoIndex}}
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 | [[File:Viper_Phase_1_Powerup.png|50px|center]] || <center>'''Power-up'''</center> || <center>Upgrades both the main weapon and sub-weapon shot power up to a maximum of three levels. However, if you choose the Laser or Napalm sub-weapon, your main shot is downgraded to its weakest form.<br>
-In Old Version only the main weapon is upgraded.</center>
+In ''Old Version'' only the main weapon is upgraded.</center>
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 | [[File:Viper_Phase_1_Bomb.png|50px|center]] || <center>'''Bomb'''</center> || <center>Increases the player bomb stock by 1.</center>
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 === Rank ===
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-In Viper Phase 1 rank is chiefly a survival timer. As you stay alive, rank gradually climbs toward its maximum. Dying lowers rank—normally by 2 levels in single-player on default settings and delays the next increase. The rate is determined by the current stage and DIP difficulty.
+In ''Viper Phase 1'' rank is chiefly a survival timer. As you stay alive, rank gradually climbs toward its maximum. Dying lowers rank—normally by 2 levels in single-player on default settings and delays the next increase. The rate is determined by the current stage and DIP difficulty.
 Higher rank:
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 === Loops ===
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-If a game features a [[loop]] system, elaborate on it in detail here. ''Otherwise, omit this section.''
+A second loop is present in ''Viper Phase 1 USA''. All other versions are single-loop.
 === Endings ===
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 === Scoring ===
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-This section refers primarily to the New Version of the game.
+This section refers primarily to the ''New Version'' of the game.
 ==== Ground Medals ====
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-The destruction multiplier is determined by the percentage of enemies destroyed. For '''single-player''', the destruction-rate multiplier is as follows in the New Version:
+The destruction multiplier is determined by the percentage of enemies destroyed. For '''single-player''', the destruction-rate multiplier is as follows:
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 ===== Stage 4 Bug =====
-Due to incorrect spawn coordinates, several enemies in Stage 4 are immediately deleted before the player can destroy them. As a result, a 100% destruction rate cannot legitimately be achieved in Stage 4; 99% is the maximum. The Old Version has an equivalent bug in Stage 6.
+Due to incorrect spawn coordinates, several enemies in Stage 4 are immediately deleted before the player can destroy them. As a result, a 100% destruction rate cannot legitimately be achieved in Stage 4 and 99% is the maximum. The ''Old Version'' has an equivalent bug in Stage 6.
 ==== All Clear Bonus ====
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 == Strategy ==
-This section refers primarily to the New Version of the game.
+This section refers primarily to the ''New Version'' of the game.
 === Basic Strategy ===
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 * Wide shot is by far the most viable sub-weapon for the entirety of the game due to its powerful point-blanking ability.
 * Using external 30Hz rapid-fire is highly recommended.
-* Due to the slight delay between activation and detonation bombs should be used offensively and at pre-planned points in the game.
+* Due to the slight delay between activation and detonation, bombs should be used offensively and at pre-planned points in the game.
-* When playing for score, prioritize achieving a 100% enemy destruction rate and a clearing the game using as few lives and bombs as possible.
+* When playing for score, prioritize achieving a 100% enemy destruction rate and a clearing the game using as few lives and bombs as possible, as this will have the greatest effect on score.
 === Enemy Spawn Behavior ===
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-Viper Phase 1 uses both fixed and dynamic enemy spawning. Fixed enemies are tied to specific stage scroll positions and therefore normally appear at the same place on every run.
+''Viper Phase 1'' uses both fixed and dynamic enemy spawning. Fixed enemies are tied to specific stage scroll positions and therefore normally appear at the same place on every run.
 Other, primarily airborne enemies belong to sequential wave lists whose timing depends partly on how quickly the previous wave is cleared. The game keeps a counter of active wave enemies; when it reaches zero, part of the delay before the next wave is skipped. If enemies survive, the next wave eventually appears anyway after a timeout. The order of these waves is fixed rather than random, so destroying enemies quickly changes their timing but not which enemies are scheduled to appear.
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 ==== Stage 8 ====
-If you wait to take out the planet-destroying missile until after the timer has reached zero (you will prior have to weaken the missile enough for this to work), the missile's weak point will reveal a special medal worth 30,000 points. Here the special medal does not remain onscreen long enough to collect it at max value.
+If you wait to take out the planet-destroying missile until after the timer has reached zero (you will have had to weaken the missile enough prior to this for it to work), the missile's weak point will reveal a special medal worth 30,000 points. Here the special medal does not remain onscreen long enough to collect it at max value.
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-Destroying the silos in the opening section of the stage will cause many medals to spill out. Destroying all the silos will yield a secret bonus of 40,000 points.
+Destroying the silos in the opening section of the stage will cause many medals to spill out. Destroying all of the silos will yield a secret bonus of 40,000 points.
 In the second half of the stage, multiple formations of orbs will enter the screen. A special bonus of 10,000 points is awarded for each completely destroyed formation.
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 * ''Viper Phase 1 Original Soundtrack'', a 2 CD set also featuring a superplay DVD was released by Ooparts in 2005
 * ''Viper Phase 1.LP'' was released on vinyl by bootleg! Records in 2017
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 == References & Contributors ==
 <small>
-# Remember to include everyone that you can in your credits if they contributed information! | Having links handy is even better, when available.
+# https://shmuplations.com/viperphase1/
-# If you are a primary source of information for a game, be sure to link to your Shmup Wiki user account by including a link to your profile, such as: <nowiki>[[User:(You)|(Your Name)]]</nowiki>
+# https://www2c.biglobe.ne.jp/~abfuku/raiden/rf_index.html
-## And while you're at it, make yourself a little profile page (if you want, of course)! As a contributor, you deserve to be recognized for your efforts.
+# <nowiki>[[User:(CIT Seven Force)|(CIT Seven Force)]]</nowiki>
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