The second phase has invaders that take multiple shots to eliminate before the third phase introduces a boss enemy to take down. The game has three phases where all players work cooperatively to eliminate the invaders as they work their way down the screen in their iconic fashion. Originally a Japanese attraction for the 40th anniversary that was projected onto the side of a building for up to ten players simultaneously, this version simplifies things by being playable by up to 4 and not requiring a building to project onto! Next up is Space Invaders Gigamax 4 SE which is essentially a neon-aesthetic party game version of the original Space Invaders.
Sadly the version included here has no multiplayer to speak of but it’s still an exceptionally entertaining title that tweaks enough of the Space Invaders formula to hold up well even today. Clearing the main game also unlocks Extreme Mode with a further five. The game features branching paths through a total of 11 stages. Once earned you get powered up even further making short work of any remaining enemies. These enable you to clear screens of invaders relatively easily but to get good scores you’ll need to enter ‘Fever Time’ by alternating coloured groups then eliminating the flashing UFO to enter a bonus stage. The main new gimmick is that shooting four invaders of the same colour will award a power-up red gives a bomb shot, blue gives a laser, green provides a broad shot and white offers up a shield. As you’d perhaps expect the game follows the same basic formula as the original but mixes it up with power-ups and alien formations.
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Space Invaders Extreme was originally released on the Nintendo DS and PSP back in 2008.
Space Invaders! The question though is, is it worth the price of admission? Space Invaders Extreme, Space Invaders Gigamax 4 SE and the property-blending Arkanoid vs. Space Invaders Forever bundles together three quirky entries from the iconic franchise’s history. Reviews // 22nd Dec 2020 - 12 months ago // By Simon Brown Space Invaders Forever Review
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