This player’s ability to avoid projectiles in the midst of complete chaos is mind boggling. The hand-eye coordination needed to achieve this is insane.
I remember playing Gradius/Nemesis in the arcades 1980's, the Japanese players loved them, it was hard to get on the cabinet. There was a time when I was a Bullet storm pro too. Great fun.
I like this dude right here. He knows his strategy flawlessly. Minimum difficulty, optimum performance. He knows where to stand every time without having too much effort. This man thinks ahead quite well. Methodical, exact, precise and brief.
AMAZING . Perefectly played. I love this game, I use to play it at a very good level but not a this level , I use to finish it very hard dificulty losing from 2 to 6 lives. It is clear that you can do it wiouth losing one single ship. My respects to you , Great viper pilot. In those days, before this game came out, I remember reading in magazines and/or web sites that Treasure was working on a shooter for Konami, many of us thought it would be axelay 2, I even think I read something related somewhere, but it turned out to be Gradius, I don't know if axelay two was considered at some point and then they preferred to do gradius, if that was the case it was a good decision, although it would have been great to have a sequel to Axelay. This game, Gradius V is one of the best side scrolling shooters ever made.
Thank you! but in this video, I'm just putting together recordings of things that worked out over and over again. I think GRADIUS V is one of best games in side scroll shooting.
