A world populated by sentient, anthropomorphic, bee-shaped ships. And it's also essentially a reboot of the whole franchise - there were a few titles in the arcade and on the 8-bit Famicom before this one, but this is the first TwinBee that was able to really realize the original aim for the series from an artistic point of view - being able to fly through a fully vibrant, anime-inspired world. It first appeared in Japanese arcades before being ported into this well-converted TurboGrafx-16 edition. Detana!!, though, is a great place to start.įly+together,+shoot+the+clouds,+get+the+bells.+That's+TwinBee+teamwork.ĭetana!! TwinBee is the fifth game in the overall series. There are a couple of examples of TwinBee titles making it to market here in America over the past few decades, but none you're likely to remember. But it's all business as usual for the TwinBee series, a franchise that's always been popular in Japan but, for whatever reason, never really made the leap to the United States. Different colors activate different upgrades. Then you shoot the bells to change their colors, and swoop up to collect them once the color you want has been shuffled to. You come across some clouds, you shoot the clouds, and the bells pop out. It's got more than Tom Nook's wallet.īells are everywhere in this vertically-scrolling shooter from Konami, as they're used as the primary method of powering up your ships.
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