Uploaded August 2024 | Updated September 2026, 6 days ago
From the studio that brought you games such as DoDonPachi (Homer would say “D’oh!DonPachi”), Ketsui, Deathsmiles and various other shoot ‘em ups, it’s the 2003 arcade release of Espgaluda on its Playstation 2 port originally released on June 17th, 2004 in Japan. I believe it looks almost identical from the arcade original in terms of graphics. This game features a fantasy setting with 2 characters of your choice, Agetha or Tateha. They both look like they have green hair. I choice Tateha for this playthrough. I played through all levels in this game. The soundtrack in this composed by Manabu Namiki in this game is really good as to be expected. And yes, I really do like this game. I will have to record a playthrough to its sequel, Espgaluda II (2005) at some point on the Nintendo Switch.
Once again, my bro purchased this game on eBay and got shipped via FedEx and arrived at my door on July 30th. Have no regrets picking this game up.
All rights belong to CAVE. (Presented by CAVE.)
From the studio that brought you games such as DoDonPachi (Homer would say “D’oh!DonPachi”), Ketsui, Deathsmiles and various other shoot ‘em ups, it’s the 2003 arcade release of Espgaluda on its Playstation 2 port originally released on June 17th, 2004 in Japan. I believe it looks almost identical from the arcade original in terms of graphics. This game features a fantasy setting with 2 characters of your choice, Agetha or Tateha. They both look like they have green hair. I choice Tateha for this playthrough. I played through all levels in this game. The soundtrack in this composed by Manabu Namiki in this game is really good as to be expected. And yes, I really do like this game. I will have to record a playthrough to its sequel, Espgaluda II (2005) at some point on the Nintendo Switch.
Once again, my bro purchased this game on eBay and got shipped via FedEx and arrived at my door on July 30th. Have no regrets picking this game up.
All rights belong to CAVE. (Presented by CAVE.)
