Abstract: In 1996, Space Invaders company Tiato released a vertically-scrolling arcade shooter in Japanese arcades called Raystorm. A little bit later it showed up on the PlayStation, and was impressive looking on the system, especially considering the dated har...
Abstract: A game must be evaluated on at least two aspects; not only its overall merit as a game, but what kind of value it represents to the player. This leaves Raystorm HD in a bad position: It is a decent scrolling shooter, but aside from updating the graphic...
Quick and disposable topdown shooter for retro arcaders.
Seriously overpriced at 1,200 points, Virtually identical levels and enemies repeat throughout the entire game, Busy, confusing graphics can make the game frustratingly hard.
Raystorm HD is dated, dull, and seriously overpriced....
Abstract: Charging 1,200 points for an old arcade game on Xbox Live Arcade is a real stretch at the best of times, but it's downright gouging in the case of Raystorm HD. This slight remake of Taito's ancient top-down space shooter adds little to the original gam...
Xbox Live Arcade is a great place for retro shooters, but if they aren't great examples of what the genre is capable of they're likely to get lost in the mix. I suspect that is what will happen to RayStorm HD, a solid shooter that will get some attenti...
