Uploaded April 2017 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
It seems the scale of the open world game is increasing all the time. I've been playing Dragon Age Inquisition recently, and feel a little over-face by the sheer scale of it all. So here's the question: are recent open world games demanding too much of us?
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It seems the scale of the open world game is increasing all the time. I've been playing Dragon Age Inquisition recently, and feel a little over-face by the sheer scale of it all. So here's the question: are recent open world games demanding too much of us?
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![Burai Fighter [Game Boy]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/TmWfzKR5E0g/mqdefault.jpg "Burai Fighter [Game Boy]
#GameBoy #SHMUPS #shootemups
Burai Fighter is one of many excellent shoot em ups on the Game Boy. It features some interesting mechanics, such as full rotational movement, forking paths, and an ability to influence the scrolling of the screen.
One of the more pleasant aspects is that its not as punishing as some of its GB counterparts, and its also not too hard to get hold of.
All gameplay is captured on original hardware, in this case via the Super Game Boy and Framemeister.
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