Xevious Nes Series

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Use Samus' energy blaster, missile launcher, bombs and balling-up ability to infiltrates a dangerous planet Collect power items and health tanks as you shoot your way through alien monsters and space pirates, while searching for the deadly Mother BrainFrom the Manufacturer Those invaders from space, they landed. Turns out that Earth is a pretty cozy place, but you have a housewarming gift they're not going to like. Hop in your Solvalou and take back Earth in Xevious, part of the NES Classics Series. One of the first vertical-scrolling games, Xevious calls for you to man your aircraft, the Solvalou, shoot air targets and bomb ground forces. You'll need to blast the motherships in order to send the aliens packing. No need to worry about trigger-finger fatigue. Just hold down the buttons for repeat weapons fire. Find the hidden Sol Citadels, silo-like structures, to score big points. Special flags are also hidden in the game to give you an extra life. If you progress through at least 70% of a given area and lose your ship, you'll start at the beginning of the next area. If you don't make it far enough, you'll have to start over at the beginning of the area. Product Description Re-released in celebration of the 25th anniversary of the Nintendo entertainment system console, Xevious is 1 of the first vertical scrolling games and calls for you to hop in your aircraft—the Solvalou—and shoot air targets and bomb ground forces to save the Earth. Find hidden flags and silo-like Sol Citadels for bonus points as you enjoy a great classic from the early days of Nintendo. Comes in a standard Game Boy Advance box featuring the classic artwork of the original game.

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UPC Number: 04549673416

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