On Galaga '88, there are a total of 5 dimensions. If the player has only one blue capsule then it will fly into the air and disappear. After the challenging stage is done the 2 blue capsules will rise in the air, opening the portal to the next dimension and awarding the player the amount of points every 10,000. The only way to advance to the next dimenson is to get 2 blue capsules. They can be obtained by destroying certain obstacles or by destroying the 2 galagas that make a giant bug which fly left and right going down.
These capsules are used to advance to the next dimension. There are 2 kinds of capsules, a blue one and a red one. When the bonus stage is completed 2 blue capsules will rise to the air, opening the portal to the next dimension and awarding the player 10,000 points, 20,000 points, and so on.Ĭapsules were also added to Galaga '88. To advance through the dimensions the player must get 2 blue capsules first and then complete the bonus stage. The final form of these escorts, the Babito in the arcade version or the Galaxian in the TurboGrafx-16 version, is the most deadly as they are very likely to dive towards your Fighter on their way off the screen.The gameplay is different from the original Galaga in some ways: It adds dimensions, big Galaga Corps ships carrying small ones, obstacles to destroy and different bosses in different dimensions. If they are not destroyed before the enemies they escort reach their destination, they will fly away and never return. The following three enemies frequently lead squadrons of enemy fighters onto the screen before they ultimately take their place within the formation. Worth 1600-2200 points if killed while attacking. While they are in formation, they also protect the enemies directly above them. They only time they are vulnerable to attack is when they turn around and fly out of formation. Unlike most enemies in the game, Kans possess protective shells which defend them from the fighter's bullets. Kans appear in the fourth and fifth dimensions. Worth 900-1400 points if killed either while in a formation or while attacking. With each hit, they inflate to a larger size until you hit them a fourth time and explode. Pans appear in the third and fifth dimensions. Worth 200-800 points if killed while either in the formation or while attacking. They must be hit three times to be defeated, and they briefly blow up larger with each hit. When they attack, they fly just below the formation, and shoot a spread of three bullets down at the fighter. They "hatch" once they arrive in the formation. When they first fly on to the screen, they arrive in the spheres shown to the left and right. Nins appear in the second and fifth dimension.
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The full sized Dons are worth 100 points if killed in the formation, 200 points if killed while attacking. You may also encounter these babies in much larger formations during the vertically scrolling stages of the game.
If you destroy all of the babies in the group, you will earn a bonus score. These babies fall down in different formations, sometimes in a vertical line. However, they will on occasion break apart into a group of smaller "babies". When you shoot them, they explode in a burst of fireworks. Worth 50 points if killed in the formation, 100 points if killed while attacking.ĭons appear in the first and fifth dimensions. After their initial dive, they may make a round swoop back upwards, attempting to hit the fighter from behind. They will occasionally break from the formation and go on a bombing run, attempting to shoot you or crash in to you. Zakos usually occupy the bottom two rows of the formation at the top of the screen. Worth 80 points if killed in the formation, 160 points if killed while attacking. If you destroy the first one that forms in a stage, it is likely to leave a blue warp capsule behind, if you don't have two capsules already. Two of them can combine to form one larger Goei. New to Galaga '88, they also have a unique ability. They will break from the formation as well to go on bombing runs like Zakos, and have a tendency to quickly steer left and right while diving, making them harder to hit. Goeis tend to occupy the higher rows of the formation. Worth 150 points if killed in formation, 400-1600 while attacking. If your fighter is caught in the beam, it will turn red (if single) or blue (if double) and be captured and brought up to the top of the screen. It slides down to about mid-way along the screen, and starts the tractor beam. When a Boss Galaga starts a tractor beam run, it loops just once at the top of the formation. Either they will go on a typical bombing run, or they will initiate a tractor beam run. In either color, they will do one of two things. The first shot merely changes their color from a green theme to an orange them. Original Galaga enemies Boss Galagaīoss Galagas must be shot twice in order to be destroyed.
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