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Thunder Force V: Perfect System

aka: Thunder Force V

Moby ID: 3978

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PlayStation screenshots

thumbnail — An intro screenshot. The video quality is truly awful in this game.

thumbnail — The remains of the TFIV ship are collected by a human salvage team.

thumbnail — Analyzing the remains of the original Vasteel.

thumbnail — Automated Babel fortress is built to safeguard humanity.

thumbnail — Launching RVR01 Gauntlet (here the video suddenly switches to full-screen).

thumbnail — Title screen [640x480 (originally 512x480)]

thumbnail — Initial stage-select screen [640x480 (originally 512x480)]

thumbnail — Loading screen

thumbnail — Level one - "No Blue".

thumbnail — This is the only stage that bears any improvements from the Saturn original.

thumbnail — Don't believe the hype.

thumbnail — Some enemies are very cool-looking.

thumbnail — Some of the game's bosses have metal band names, however, the game is not consistent in its naming strategy.

thumbnail — Level two. If you have ever played this game on Saturn, don't look!

thumbnail — This stage took a heavy graphical hit on Playstation.

thumbnail — Fighting a giant robot-ape mid-boss.

thumbnail — This is quite possibly the easiest stage in the game.

thumbnail — Level Three - "Human Road". Unleashing

thumbnail — The TFV bonus system encourages aggressive play.

thumbnail — The game is nice enough to warn you of any incoming enemies with large "Danger" arrows.

thumbnail — And again - you can easily see how ugly the Playstation version of the game is.

thumbnail — This portion of the game is missing all the transparent parallax from the Saturn version.

thumbnail — Fighting a mid-boss.

thumbnail — Despite its difficulty, the game never resorts to bullet-hell tactics.

thumbnail — Despite looking quite menacingly, this boss can be dispatched in a matter of seconds with the Free-Range weapon.

thumbnail — The most difficult of the first three bosses - Armament Armed Arm!

thumbnail — Yup, you'll die a lot too. [640x480 (originally 512x480)]

thumbnail — Play summary. [640x480 (originally 512x480)]

SEGA Saturn screenshots

thumbnail — Right away notice that the game runs in higher resolution than the Playstation version.

thumbnail — Stage select screen.

thumbnail — Some pretty impressive sprite scaling.

thumbnail — Nice pyrotechnics courtesy of dying Leviathan.

thumbnail — First boss doesn't put up much of a struggle, especially if you use the Free Range weapon.

thumbnail — Continuing the fight underwater.

thumbnail — A loading screen - you will see this screen very rarely and never for long.

thumbnail — Level 2 - the mandatory jungle stage.

thumbnail — Fighting the mecha-ape mid-boss.

thumbnail — The Wave weapon doesn't deal much damage, but it sure covers a wide area.

thumbnail — While this stage is pretty easy, there are some nasty surprises.

thumbnail — Unleashing the awesome of Free Range.

thumbnail — Note how much nicer the Saturn version looks.

thumbnail — This mid-boss' going down!

thumbnail — Fighting Armament Armed Arm.

thumbnail — Taking screenshots in SSF is a huge pain - so I die.

thumbnail — ...but not before getting a high score!

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