Triggerheart Exelica - Revision history

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 Triggerheart Exelica is a vertically scrolling shoot em' up developed by Warashi, originally released in arcades on the NAOMI in 2006, and later ported to the Dreamcast and Xbox 360 in 2007 and 2008 respectively. An updated version, Triggerheart Exelica Enhanced, was released for the PlayStation 2 in 2009. The Xbox 360 version was added to the Xbox One backward compatibility list in 2016, making it playable on all later Xbox models. The game was especially notable for being the second last game ever released for the Dreamcast, six years after it was discontinued.
-In 2023, it was re-released for Nintendo Switch by Cosmo Machia,the Switch port is pretty similar to the Dreamcast version because it has the original sound effects and it`s original opening.
+In 2023, it was re-released for Nintendo Switch by Cosmo Machia. The Switch port is pretty similar to the Dreamcast version because it has the original sound effects and it`s original opening.
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 Triggerheart Exelica is a vertically scrolling shoot em' up developed by Warashi, originally released in arcades on the NAOMI in 2006, and later ported to the Dreamcast and Xbox 360 in 2007 and 2008 respectively. An updated version, Triggerheart Exelica Enhanced, was released for the PlayStation 2 in 2009. The Xbox 360 version was added to the Xbox One backward compatibility list in 2016, making it playable on all later Xbox models. The game was especially notable for being the second last game ever released for the Dreamcast, six years after it was discontinued.
-In 2023, it was re-released for Nintendo Switch by Cosmo Machia, which is pretty similar to the Dreamcast version.
+In 2023, it was re-released for Nintendo Switch by Cosmo Machia,the Switch port is pretty similar to the Dreamcast version because it has the original sound effects and it`s original opening.
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	Triggerheart Exelica is a vertically scrolling shoot em' up developed by Warashi, originally released in arcades on the NAOMI in 2006, and later ported to the Dreamcast and Xbox 360 in 2007 and 2008 respectively. An updated version, Triggerheart Exelica Enhanced, was released for the PlayStation 2 in 2009. The Xbox 360 version was added to the Xbox One backward compatibility list in 2016, making it playable on all later Xbox models. The game was especially notable for being the second last game ever released for the Dreamcast, six years after it was discontinued.		Triggerheart Exelica is a vertically scrolling shoot em' up developed by Warashi, originally released in arcades on the NAOMI in 2006, and later ported to the Dreamcast and Xbox 360 in 2007 and 2008 respectively. An updated version, Triggerheart Exelica Enhanced, was released for the PlayStation 2 in 2009. The Xbox 360 version was added to the Xbox One backward compatibility list in 2016, making it playable on all later Xbox models. The game was especially notable for being the second last game ever released for the Dreamcast, six years after it was discontinued.
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		+	In 2023, it was re-released for Nintendo Switch by Cosmo Machia, which is pretty similar to the Dreamcast version.

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 *'''Xbox 360:''' Slightly improved visuals compared to the other versions. Also the only version with online rankings. For some reason this version only has Arcade Mode, the other modes are missing.
-*'''PlayStation 2:''' This version adds a new character (Faintear) and expands the Story Mode with more, well, story.
+*'''PlayStation 2:''' This version has redubbed character voices, expanded story and adds a new character (Faintear), meaning the other Faintear is an Imitate.  There`s was some sort of special edition box that included the game and as well a Nendroid of Exelica.
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 == Story ==
-Basic story breakdowns, plot information, and endings are included here.
+In an unknown alien galaxy far away from the Milky Way, a war is waging between a group known C.H.I.L.D.A. and a mysterious race of violent combat mechaniloids known as the Ver’mith. C.H.I.L.D.A. employed their elite squad consisting of humanoid weapons known as Triggerheart units, two of them, Exelica and her programmed sister Crueltear, were busily fighting the Ver’mith during an attack when a portal known as "Gate" opened and sucked both Triggerhearts units in.
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 :* '''V.B.A.S (Variable Boss Attack System):''' The amount of score items you collect also determines how strong the boss at the end of the stage is. Collecting a lot of items will result in the boss surviving longer, and vice versa, collecting very few items will cause the boss to die faster.
-*'''Power Up:''' Yellow "P" items. Makes your regular shot more powerful. Gives 10,000 (not affected by multiplier??) points if collected at max power.
+*'''Power Up:''' Yellow "P" items. Makes your regular shot more powerful. If already at max power, it gives 10,000 points (not affected by multiplier?) instead.
 *'''Bomb:''' Purple "B" items. Increases your bomb count by 1.

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 * '''Shot:''' Just your typical shot. Hold the button for rapid fire.
-* '''Anchor:''' Can be used to grab enemies. How this works will vary depending on where the enemy is.
+* '''Anchor:''' Can be used to grab enemies.
-'''If the enemy is in the air:''' You need to keep the anchor attached to an enemy for a certain period of time to actually grab them, indicated by a percentage meter above the enemy. "CAPTURED!" will appear above an enemy when you successfully grab them. Captured enemies will absorb most bullets and damage uncaptured enemies that run into it. The captured enemy loses health as it does this, and if its health reaches zero, it will explode, damaging everything around it.
+You need to keep the anchor attached to an enemy for a certain period of time to actually grab them, indicated by a percentage meter above the enemy. "CAPTURED!" will appear above an enemy when you successfully grab them. Captured enemies will absorb most bullets and damage uncaptured enemies that run into it. The captured enemy loses health as it does this, and if its health reaches zero, it will explode, damaging everything around it.
 When you have an enemy captured, you can hold the shot button to bring it closer to you. Additionally, while holding the shot button, you can shake the joystick left and right to swing the enemy around. Release the shot button to stop swinging the enemy.
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 Releasing the anchor button will cause the enemy to explode as if it ran out of health. Releasing an enemy while swinging it will allow it to travel farther first, damaging everything it hits along the way. Thrown enemies can do some insane damage, enough to even kill some bosses in a few seconds.
-'''If the enemy is on the ground:''' Grounded enemies can't be picked up like aerial enemies can, but the anchor can still latch onto them (in this case, the game will display "OVERLOADED" instead of "CAPTURED").
+You cannot fire your regular shot while carrying an enemy.
 When a grounded enemy is anchored, your regular shot will be aimed at it. The shot will still hit other enemies in its path.

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 === Items ===
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 === Scoring ===

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 Alternatively, the console versions have an "auto swing" option, which automates the swinging process when enabled. Grabbing an enemy with this on will immediately pull it in and swing it around, even if the shot button isn't being held.
-Releasing the anchor button will release the enemy. Releasing an enemy while swinging it will allow it to travel farther, damaging everything it hits along the way. Thrown enemies can do some insane damage, enough to even kill some bosses in a few seconds.
+Releasing the anchor button will cause the enemy to explode as if it ran out of health. Releasing an enemy while swinging it will allow it to travel farther first, damaging everything it hits along the way. Thrown enemies can do some insane damage, enough to even kill some bosses in a few seconds.
 '''If the enemy is on the ground:''' Grounded enemies can't be picked up like aerial enemies can, but the anchor can still latch onto them (in this case, the game will display "OVERLOADED" instead of "CAPTURED").