Danmaku Amanojaku ~ Gold Rush (lost build of unreleased "Touhou" spin-off game; 2014): Difference between revisions
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* The title screen text is slightly to the right compared to the original and the background is more yellow. | * The title screen text is slightly to the right compared to the original and the background is more yellow. | ||
* The arrows on the title screen are less visible. | * The arrows on the title screen are less visible. | ||
* When you collect | * When you collect kobans in the original, sparkles appear. The remake doesn’t have this. | ||
*Whenever you activate the miracle mallet (real) in the original, the image on the right will dim to show that you can’t use it until it un-dims. This doesn’t happen in the remake. | *Whenever you activate the miracle mallet (real) in the original, the image on the right will dim to show that you can’t use it until it un-dims. This doesn’t happen in the remake. | ||
Revision as of 00:01, 17 September 2018
Title screen.
Status: Lost
Danmaku Amanojaku Gold Rush (also known as Gold Rush) is a one stage Touhou mini-game made for the Digital Game Expo 2014’s “Doujin Shooting Game Caravan” contest. The game was not made for public release or retail sale, so it is currently lost.
There is a fan-made reconstruction of the game with some slight differences, such as:
- The title screen text is slightly to the right compared to the original and the background is more yellow.
- The arrows on the title screen are less visible.
- When you collect kobans in the original, sparkles appear. The remake doesn’t have this.
- Whenever you activate the miracle mallet (real) in the original, the image on the right will dim to show that you can’t use it until it un-dims. This doesn’t happen in the remake.