Tiger-Heli - Revision history

Dreamroad: edited staff list

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edited staff list

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Ports

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Rank

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Rank

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Rank

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10,000 points roof

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Rank

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Rank

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"detailed" rank info according to M2 gadgets

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 |developer = [[Toaplan]]
 |publisher = JP:[[Taito]], NA: Romstar
-|music = Tatsuya Uemura
+|music = Tatsuya Uemura<br>Masahiro Yuge
 |releasedate = July 1985
 |nextgame = ''[[Slap Fight]]''

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	Today, M2's ''Toaplan Arcade Garage'' series on the Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 also includes ''Tiger-Heli'', which includes gadgets that provide extra game-information.		Today, M2's ''Toaplan Arcade Garage'' series on the Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 also includes ''Tiger-Heli'', which includes gadgets that provide extra game-information.
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		+	A PC port by Bitwave Games is set to release on February 1, 2024, featuring all the extra features from their previous Toaplan ports.

	==References==		==References==

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	#Rank information deduced from the gadgets on the M2 port		#Rank information deduced from the gadgets on the M2 port
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		+	[[Category:Vertical orientation]]

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 ===Rank===
-Tiger-Heli uses a simplistic rank formula, which is only affected by the area reached, each area corresponding to a checkpoint. Note that
+''Disclaimer: The following information on rank is best seen as purely technical knowledge. There is absolutely no way to implement any form of rank control into your gameplay.''
-* At the end of the first loop, the rank will have an abrupt increase corresponding to the traversal of 8 areas, despite the area count remaining unchanged.
 * At the end of subsequent loops, the area count increases by 8 abruptly, likely to make up for the disappearance of the first stage. There is therefore a rank increase corresponding to this change in the area count.

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 Rank primarily affects the frequency of enemy attacks as well as the frequency at which enemies will rotate their cannons.
-Rank has a maximum value of 87 and follows the simplistic formula ''area + loop'', where ''loop'' equals 8 if the player beat the first loop, and 0 otherwise. <br/>
+Rank has a maximum value of 87 and follows the simplistic formula ''area + cleared_loop1'', where ''cleared_loop1'' equals 8 if the player beat the first loop, and 0 otherwise. <br/>
 "Bullet interval" follows the formula ''75 - (rank - 1)/2'', with the result expressing the number of frames between two attacks from an enemy.

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 Rank has a maximum value of 87 and follows the simplistic formula ''area + loop'', where ''loop'' equals 8 if the player beat the first loop, and 0 otherwise. <br/>
-Bullet interval follows the formula ''75 - (rank - 1)/2'', with the result expressing the number of frames between two attacks from an enemy.
+"Bullet interval" follows the formula ''75 - (rank - 1)/2'', with the result expressing the number of frames between two attacks from an enemy.
 ===Loops===

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 <div style='text-align: center;'>[[File:TH Roof.png]]</div>
-If the player shoots enough time at a specific roof in the first stage, the game will offer a 10,000 points bonus and its sprite will change. While autofire greatly helps, it is perfectly possible to obtain it with manual mashing.
+If the player shoots enough times at a specific roof in the first stage, the game will offer a 10,000 points bonus and its sprite will change. While autofire greatly helps, it is perfectly possible to obtain it with manual mashing.
 <div style='text-align: center;'> [[File:10k pts roof.png|40px]]</div>