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Milestone

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[[File:Milestone logo.png|200px|center|logo of MileStone Inc.]]
== MileStone==
'''MileStone Inc.''' (株式会社マイルストーン; generally referred to as '''Milestone''' without capitalizing the "S") was a Japanese game developer and publisher chiefly consisting of former [[Compile]] employees. MileStone is most famous for the titles it developed in the [[shooting game]] genre, but it has also developed and published a number of games in several other genres.

MileStone ceased activity in November 2014 following several issues including the arrest of the company's president on March 5, 2013.

Some of the employees who worked on MileStone shooting games (along with the intellectual property rights for these games) moved to [[Klon]], and then to [[RS34]].

===== Characteristic features in MileStone shooting games =====
* The player ship has '''multiple weapons''' or means to attack enemies (typically '''shot''', '''sword''', "'''bomb'''," and '''shield'''). Some enemies can only be destroyed by a certain type of attack.
* All games allow for '''liberal use of "bombs"''' (more like forcefields that absorb bullets) with a meter that fills up with enemy destruction and other actions. In most of the games, bombing is encouraged and is vital for scoring.
* Some games ('''Karous''' and '''Illvelo''') have a '''leveling up system''' where the player ship's shot, sword, and shield each start off at level 0 at the beginning of each playthrough and gain experience points (thereby growing stronger) by attacking enemies. Routes for leveling up the shot, sword, and shield will span over multiple stages, thereby offering these games strategic depth and complexity.
* Apart from Chaos Field (a boss-rush game), all games reward destroying all the enemies within a single formation, and it is often strategically beneficial to '''destroy enemies quickly'''. This gives the games a fast tempo, as the player ship rushes across the screen to swiftly destroy as many enemies as possible.

===== Arcade shooting games developed by MileStone =====
{| class="wikitable sortable"
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! Game !! Year !! Publisher
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| ''[[Chaos Field]]'' || 2004 || MileStone
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| ''[[Radirgy]]'' || 2005 || MileStone
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| ''[[Karous]]'' || 2006 || MileStone
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| ''[[Illmatic Envelope (Illvelo)]]'' || 2008 || MileStone
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| ''[[Radirgy Noa]]'' || 2009 || Lucky Co., Ltd.
|-
| ''[[MileStone Shooting Collection 2]]'' || 2010 || MileStone
|-

|}

Radirgy/Gallery

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== Magazine Articles ==
''Pre release articles advertising Radirgy, from Arcadia Magazine　(月刊アルカディア), 2005.

[[File:Radirgy arcadia 1.png|thumb|left]]
[[File:Radirgy arcadia 2.png|thumb|center]]

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== Arcade Manual ==

''Explanatory paper, included with the NAOMI Arcade version'' 
[[File:Radirgy naomi arcade flyer side-a.jpg|left|thumb]]
[[File:Radirgy naomi arcade flyer b.jpg|center|thumb]]

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== Arcade Art ==

''(top)Controller art placed in the slot above the joysticks, included with the NAOMI Arcade version'' 
''(bot)Marquee placed above the screen of an arcade cabinet, included with the NAOMI Arcade version'' 
[[File:Radirgy controller art.png|thumb|left]]
[[File:Radirgy arcade marquee.jpg|thumb|left]]

Radirgy/Gallery

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== Magazine Articles ==

[[File:Radirgy arcadia 1.png|thumb|left]]
[[File:Radirgy arcadia 2.png|thumb|center]]

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== Arcade Manual ==

''Explanatory paper, included with the NAOMI Arcade version'' 
[[File:Radirgy naomi arcade flyer side-a.jpg|left|thumb]]
[[File:Radirgy naomi arcade flyer b.jpg|center|thumb]]

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== Arcade Art ==

''(top)Controller art placed in the slot above the joysticks, included with the NAOMI Arcade version'' 
''(bot)Marquee placed above the screen of an arcade cabinet, included with the NAOMI Arcade version'' 
[[File:Radirgy controller art.png|thumb|left]]
[[File:Radirgy arcade marquee.jpg|thumb|left]]

Radirgy/Gallery

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== Magazine Articles ==

[[File:Radirgy arcadia 1.png|thumb|left]]
[[File:Radirgy arcadia 2.png|thumb|center]]

== Arcade Manual ==

''Explanatory paper, included with the NAOMI Arcade version'' 
[[File:Radirgy naomi arcade flyer side-a.jpg|left|thumb]]
[[File:Radirgy naomi arcade flyer b.jpg|center|thumb]]

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== Arcade Art ==

''(top)Controller art placed in the slot above the joysticks, included with the NAOMI Arcade version'' 
''(bot)Marquee placed above the screen of an arcade cabinet, included with the NAOMI Arcade version'' 
[[File:Radirgy controller art.png|thumb|left]]
[[File:Radirgy arcade marquee.jpg|thumb|left]]

File:Radirgy arcadia 2.png

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Arcadia magazine, volume 64, radirgy article

File:Radirgy arcadia 1.png

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Arcadia magazine, volume 60, radirgy article

Sakura Flamingo Archives

2023-10-03T03:52:01Z

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|bordercolor = black
|title = Sakura Flamingo Archives
|background = #f8f8f8
|image = sfa_menu.png
|width = 324px;
|imagecaption = Main Menu
|imagescalepx = 180px

|developer = Klon
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|music = Daisuke Nagata, Ko Hayashi
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|program = Manabu Matsumoto
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|art = Miki Narashima
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|releasedate = November 27th, 2014
}}

'''Sakura Flamingo Archives''' (サクラフラミンゴアーカイヴス）is a compilation title, comprised of [[Milestone]]s five arcade shmups ([[Radirgy]] [[Illmatic Envelope (Illvelo)]] [[Karous]] [[Chaos Field]] and [[Radirgy Noa]]), published by [[Klon]]'s Sakura Flamingo Lab for the Xbox 360 in 2014.

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Sakura Flamingo Archives

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{{GameInfobox
|bordercolor = black
|title = Sakura Flamingo Archives
|background = #f8f8f8
|image = sfa_menu.png
|width = 324px;
|imagecaption = Main Menu
|imagescalepx = 180px

|developer = Klon
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|music = Daisuke Nagata, Ko Hayashi
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|program = Manabu Matsumoto
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|art = Miki Narashima
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|releasedate = November 27th, 2014
}}

'''Sakura Flamingo Archives''' (サクラフラミンゴアーカイヴス）is a compilation title, comprised of [[Milestone]]s five arcade shmups ([[Radirgy]] [[Illvelo]] [[Karous]] [[Chaos Field]] and [[Radirgy Noa]]), published by [[Klon]]'s Sakura Flamingo Lab for the Xbox 360 in 2014.

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Sakura Flamingo Archives

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{{GameInfobox
|bordercolor = black
|title = Sakura Flamingo Archives
|background = #f8f8f8
|image = sfa_menu.png
|width = 324px;
|imagecaption = Main Menu
|imagescalepx = 180px

|developer = Klon
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|music = Daisuke Nagata, Ko Hayashi
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|program = Manabu Matsumoto
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|art = Miki Narashima
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|releasedate = November 27th, 2014
}}

'''Sakura Flamingo Archives''' (サクラフラミンゴアーカイヴス）is a vertically scrolling shoot-em-up published by [[Klon]]'s Sakura Flamingo Lab for the Xbox 360 in 2014.

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File:Sfa banner.png

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Sakura Flamingo Archives banner

File:Sfa menu.png

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Sakura Flamingo Archives Menu

Karous - The Beast Of Re:Eden

2023-10-02T16:12:55Z

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{{GameInfobox
|bordercolor = black
|title = Radirgy De Gojaru
|background = #f8f8f8
|image = karous_bor_menu.jpg
|width = 324px;
|imagecaption = Nintendo 3DS Main Menu
|imagescalepx = 180px

|developer = Klon
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|music = Daisuke Nagata, Ko Hayashi
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|program = Manabu Matsumoto
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|art = Miki Narashima
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|releasedate = January 23rd, 2014
}}

'''Karous - The Beast of Re:Eden''' (カラス-ザビーストオブレデン-）is a vertically scrolling shoot-em-up originally published by [[Klon]]'s Sakura Flamingo Lab (later republished later by [[RS34]]) for the Nintendo 3DS in 2014. Similar to [[Radirgy Swag]], it plays in horizontal orientation, with a slightly angled perspective (unlike many 2D shoot-em-ups that have a strictly top-down perspective).

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File:Karous bor banner.jpg

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Karous Bor Banner Image

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Karous BOR menu

Illvelo Dillinjah

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{{GameInfobox
|bordercolor = black
|title = Illvelo Dillinjah
|background = #f8f8f8
|image = Illvelo_dillinjah_logo.jpg
|width = 324px;
|imagecaption = Nintendo 3DS Main Menu
|imagescalepx = 180px

|developer = Klon
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|music = Daisuke Nagata, Ko Hayashi
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|releasedate = July 30th, 2014
}}

'''Illvelo Dillinjah''' (イルベロデリンジャ）is a vertically scrolling shoot-em-up originally published by [[Klon]]'s Sakura Flamingo Lab (later republished later by [[RS34]]) for the Nintendo 3DS in 2014. Similar to [[Radirgy Swag]], it plays in horizontal orientation, with a slightly angled perspective (unlike many 2D shoot-em-ups that have a strictly top-down perspective). Its mode of play is a sequence of mini-levels, similar to the portals in the original [[Illvelo]].

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Illvelo Dillinjah Banner

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Illvelo Dillinjah Logo

Radirgy De Gojaru

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{{GameInfobox
|bordercolor = black
|title = Radirgy De Gojaru
|background = #f8f8f8
|image = Degojaru_home.jpg
|width = 324px;
|imagecaption = Nintendo 3DS Main Menu
|imagescalepx = 180px

|developer = Klon
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|music = Daisuke Nagata, Ko Hayashi
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|program = Manabu Matsumoto
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|art = Miki Narashima
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|releasedate = February 19th, 2014
}}

'''Radirgy De Gojaru''' (ラジルギでごじゃる）is a vertically scrolling shoot-em-up originally published by [[Klon]]'s Sakura Flamingo Lab (later republished later by [[RS34]]) for the Nintendo 3DS in 2014. Similar to [[Radirgy Swag]], it plays in horizontal orientation, with a slightly angled perspective (unlike many 2D shoot-em-ups that have a strictly top-down perspective). Its mode of play is tower defense, where continual waves of enemies approach, and the goal is to block as many enemies and shots from getting by for as long as possible.

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File:Radigoja herobanner big.jpg

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Klon

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[[File:Klon.png|100px|frameless|left]]

 
 
 
 

== Klon ==
'''Klon Co. Ltd.''' was a Japanese studio which provided assistance to other studios, created in 2003. Upon the closure of [[Milestone]], a team within Klon was formed, called ''Sakura Flamingo Laboratory'' consisting of former [[Milestone]] developers. During their tenure, the team produced four shooting games. Soon after the release of [[Sakura Flamingo Archives]], the former [[Milestone]] employees went on to create [[RS34]] in 2014. Soon after in 2016, Klon closed down.

===== Shooting games developed by Klon =====
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Game !! Year !! Publisher
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| ''[[Karous - The Beast Of Re:Eden ]]'' (Nintendo 3DS) || 2014 || Klon (republished in 2019 by RS34)
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| ''[[Radirgy De Gojaru]]'' (Nintendo 3DS) || 2014 || Klon (republished in 2018 by RS34)
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| ''[[Illvelo Dillinjah]]'' (Nintendo 3DS) || 2014 || Klon (republished in 2018 by RS34)
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| ''[[Sakura Flamingo Archives]]'' (Xbox 360) || 2014 || Klon
|-
|}

Klon

2023-10-02T04:41:04Z

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== Klon ==
'''Klon Co. Ltd.''' was a Japanese studio which provided assistance to other studios, created in 2003. Upon the closure of [[Milestone]], a team within Klon was formed, called ''Sakura Flamingo Laboratory'' consisting of former [[Milestone]] developers. Soon after the release of [[Sakura Flamingo Archives]], the former [[Milestone]] employees went on to create [[RS34]] in 2014. Soon after in 2016, Klon closed down.

===== Shooting games developed by Klon =====
{| class="wikitable sortable"
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! Game !! Year !! Publisher
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| ''[[Karous - The Beast Of Re:Eden ]]'' (Nintendo 3DS) || 2014 || Klon (republished in 2019 by RS34)
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| ''[[Radirgy De Gojaru]]'' (Nintendo 3DS) || 2014 || Klon (republished in 2018 by RS34)
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| ''[[Illvelo Dillinjah]]'' (Nintendo 3DS) || 2014 || Klon (republished in 2018 by RS34)
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| ''[[Sakura Flamingo Archives]]'' (Xbox 360) || 2014 || Klon
|-
|}

Klon

2023-10-02T04:40:39Z

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== Klon ==
'''Klon Co. Ltd.''' was a Japanese studio which provided assistance to other studios, created in 2003. Upon the closure of [[Milestone]], a team within Klon was formed, called ''Sakura Flamingo Laboratory'' consisting of former [[Milestone]] developers. Soon after the release of [[Sakura Flamingo Archives]], the former [[MileStone]] employees went on to create [[RS34]] in 2014. Soon after in 2016, Klon closed down.

===== Shooting games developed by Klon =====
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Game !! Year !! Publisher
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| ''[[Karous - The Beast Of Re:Eden ]]'' (Nintendo 3DS) || 2014 || Klon (republished in 2019 by RS34)
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| ''[[Radirgy De Gojaru]]'' (Nintendo 3DS) || 2014 || Klon (republished in 2018 by RS34)
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| ''[[Illvelo Dillinjah]]'' (Nintendo 3DS) || 2014 || Klon (republished in 2018 by RS34)
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| ''[[Sakura Flamingo Archives]]'' (Xbox 360) || 2014 || Klon
|-
|}

File:Klon.png

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RS34

2023-10-02T02:19:44Z

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[[File:RS34.png|frameless|center]]

== RS34 ==
'''RS34 Inc.''' (株式会社RS34) is a Japanese game developer and publisher chiefly consisting of former [[Compile]] and/or [[Milestone]] employees. Established in 2014 by Yoshito Masubuchi (also a former [[Milestone]] employee), the company creates [[shooting games]] that follow after [[Radirgy]] and other games from MileStone.

Some of the employees who worked on MileStone shooting games (along with the intellectual property rights for these games) moved to [[Klon]], and then to RS34. All of the Nintendo 3DS games below were originally published by Klon, but were later rereleased by RS34.

===== Shooting games developed by RS34 =====
{| class="wikitable sortable"
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! Game !! Year !! Publisher
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| ''[[Karous - The Beast Of Re:Eden ]]'' (Nintendo 3DS) || 2014 || Klon (republished in 2019 by RS34)
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| ''[[Radirgy De Gojaru]]'' (Nintendo 3DS) || 2014 || Klon (republished in 2018 by RS34)
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| ''[[Illvelo Dillinjah]]'' (Nintendo 3DS) || 2014 || Klon (republished in 2018 by RS34)
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| ''[[Radirgy Swag]]'' (Nintendo Switch) || 2019 || RS34
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| ''[[Illvelo Swamp]]'' (Nintendo Switch) || 2021 || Mebius
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| ''[[Radirgy 2]]'' (Nintendo Switch, PS4, PS5) || 2023 || BEEP
|-
|}

Radirgy Noa/Gallery

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== Arcade Manual ==
Explanatory paper, included with the NAOMI Arcade version
[[File:Radirgynoa pamphlet a.png|thumb|left]]
[[File:Radirgynoa pamphlet b.png|thumb|center]]

== Arcade Art ==
''(top)Advertisement flyer, passed out in arcades.'' 
''(mid)Controller art placed in the slot above the joysticks, included with the NAOMI Arcade version'' 
''(bot)Marquee placed above the screen of an arcade cabinet, included with the NAOMI Arcade version'' 

[[File:Radirgy noa flyer.png|thumb|left]]
[[File:Radirgynoa controller art.png|thumb|left]]
[[File:Radirgynoa.png|thumb|left]]

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Naomi manual for radirgy noa, side b

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Radirgy Noa/Gallery

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== Arcade Art ==
''(top)Advertisement flyer, passed out in arcades.'' 
''(mid)Controller art placed in the slot above the joysticks, included with the NAOMI Arcade version'' 
''(bot)Marquee placed above the screen of an arcade cabinet, included with the NAOMI Arcade version'' 

[[File:Radirgy noa flyer.png|thumb|left]]
[[File:Radirgynoa controller art.png|thumb|left]]
[[File:Radirgynoa.png|thumb|left]]

File:Radirgynoa controller art.png

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Chaos Field/Gallery

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== Arcade Manual ==

''Explanatory paper, included with the NAOMI Arcade version'' 
[[File:Chaos field arcade a.jpg|thumb|left]]
[[File:Chaos field arcade b.jpg|thumb|center]]

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== Arcade Artwork ==
''(top)Controller art placed in the slot above the joysticks, included with the NAOMI Arcade version'' 
''(mid) Marquee placed above the screen of an arcade cabinet, included with the NAOMI Arcade version.'' 
''(bottom) Advertising poster, typically displayed in game centers, for the NAOMI Arcade version'' 
[[File:Cf controller art.png|thumb|left]]
[[File:Cf arcade marquee.jpg|thumb|left]]
[[File:Chaos field arcade poster.jpg|thumb|left]]

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File:Cf controller art.png

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Karous/Gallery

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== Arcade Manual ==

''Explanatory paper, included with the NAOMI Arcade version'' 
[[File:Karous arcade a.jpg|thumb|left]]
[[File:Karous arcade b.jpg|thumb|center]]

<hr />

== Arcade Artwork ==
''(top)Controller art placed in the slot above the joysticks, included with the NAOMI Arcade version'' 
''(mid) Marquee placed above the screen of an arcade cabinet, included with the NAOMI Arcade version.'' 
''(bottom) Advertising poster, typically displayed in game centers, for the NAOMI Arcade version'' 

[[File:Karous controller art.png|thumb|left]]
[[File:Karous arcade marquee.jpg|thumb|left]]
[[File:Karous arcade poster.jpg|thumb|left]]

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File:Karous controller art.png

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Controller art for Karous

Illmatic Envelope (Illvelo)/Gallery

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== Arcade Manual ==

''Explanatory paper, included with the NAOMI Arcade version'' 
[[File:Illvelo arcade info a.jpg|thumb|left]]
[[File:Illvelo arcade info b.jpg|thumb|center]]
<hr />

== Arcade Art ==
''(top)Controller art placed in the slot above the joysticks, included with the NAOMI Arcade version'' 
''(bot)Marquee placed above the screen of an arcade cabinet, included with the NAOMI Arcade version'' 
[[File:Illvelo controller art.png|thumb|left]]
[[File:Illvelo marquee.png|thumb|left]]

Illmatic Envelope (Illvelo)/Gallery

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== Arcade Manual ==

''Explanatory paper, included with the NAOMI Arcade version'' 
[[File:Illvelo arcade info a.jpg|thumb|left]]
[[File:Illvelo arcade info b.jpg|thumb|center]]
<hr />

== Arcade Marquee ==
''(top)Controller art placed in the slot above the joysticks, included with the NAOMI Arcade version'' 
''(bot)Marquee placed above the screen of an arcade cabinet, included with the NAOMI Arcade version'' 
[[File:Illvelo controller art.png|thumb|left]]
[[File:Illvelo marquee.png|thumb|left]]

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Radirgy/Gallery

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== Arcade Manual ==

''Explanatory paper, included with the NAOMI Arcade version'' 
[[File:Radirgy naomi arcade flyer side-a.jpg|left|thumb]]
[[File:Radirgy naomi arcade flyer b.jpg|center|thumb]]

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== Arcade Art ==

''(top)Controller art placed in the slot above the joysticks, included with the NAOMI Arcade version'' 
''(bot)Marquee placed above the screen of an arcade cabinet, included with the NAOMI Arcade version'' 
[[File:Radirgy controller art.png|thumb|left]]
[[File:Radirgy arcade marquee.jpg|thumb|left]]

File:Radirgy controller art.png

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Controller art for Radirgy

Radirgy Noa/Gallery

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== Arcade Art ==
''(top)Advertisement flyer, passed out in arcades.'' 
''(bot)Marquee placed above the screen of an arcade cabinet, included with the NAOMI Arcade version'' 

[[File:Radirgy noa flyer.png|thumb|left]]
[[File:Radirgynoa.png|thumb|left]]

Radirgy Noa/Gallery

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== Arcade Art ==
''(top)Advertisement flyer, passed out in arcades.'' 
[[File:Radirgy noa flyer.png|thumb|left]]

''(bot)Marquee placed above the screen of an arcade cabinet, included with the NAOMI Arcade version'' 
[[File:Radirgynoa.png|thumb|left]]

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Radirgy Noa

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{{GameInfobox
|bordercolor = black
|title = Radirgy Noa
|background = #f8f8f8
|image = Radirgy Noa Title.jpg
|width = 324px;
|imagecaption = Title screen
|imagescalepx = 250px
|developer = [[Milestone|MileStone Inc.]]
|releasedate = June 2009 (Arcade) February 25, 2010 (Wii) October 28, 2010 (Xbox 360) February 25, 2011 (Windows)
}}

'''Radirgy Noa''' (Japanese: ''Rajirugi Noa'' ラジルギノア) is a follow up shooting game to the original [[Radirgy]]. It was released initially for arcades (on the SEGA NAOMI hardware), and then for Wii and Xbox 360, each with a differentiating subtitle (Radirgy Noa Wii, and Radirgy Noa Massive, respectively). Additionally, there was a PC port of sorts, included as a data disc in the Milestone Sound Collection<ref>[[File:Milestone sound collection.png|180px|thumb|]]</ref>. Lastly, the game was re-released via two collections; first in 2010 under [[MileStone Shooting Collection 2]] for the Wii, and then by Klon's "Sakura Flamingo Archives" for the Xbox 360.

== Version Info ==

=== Game Modes ===

==== Shared ====

* '''Arcade''': The base game, which has 9 stages (note that stages 1,3,5,7 are mini stages where you fight boss, DREAMER09)
* '''Expand''': This mode expands the size of your ship to 3-4x its original size. By default, this mode is unavailable, with the menu displaying ??? in its place; it can be unlocked by entering the following combination (left-left-right-right-left-right-left-left-right-right-left-left-right-left-right-right) at the title screen. You will know it worked if you hear (rakii - "ラキー", meaning "lucky)

==== Xbox 360 Exclusive Modes ====

The Xbox 360 version of the game includes additional modes:

[[File:Radirgy massive menu.jpg|thumb|left]]

* '''Classic''': This mode removes the collision damage which was (somewhat controversially) added in Noa, so it plays much like the original Radirgy. This mode has 5 stages.
* '''Death''': A warehouse defense mode, the player must last as long as possible preventing enemies from destroying it.
* '''Massive''': A time-limited score attack mode.

=== Other Features ===

==== Xbox 360 Exclusive Features ====

This version included online leaderboards, which the other versions do not.

== Gallery ==
<div style='text-align: center;'>
''See [[Radirgy_Noa/Gallery]] for our collection of images and scans for the game.''
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== Arcade Marquee ==

''Marquee placed above the screen of an arcade cabinet, included with the NAOMI Arcade version'' 
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== Arcade Manual ==

''Explanatory paper, included with the NAOMI Arcade version'' 
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[[File:Karous arcade b.jpg|thumb|center]]

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== Arcade Artwork ==
''(top) Marquee placed above the screen of an arcade cabinet, included with the NAOMI Arcade version.'' 
''(bottom) Advertising poster, typically displayed in game centers, for the NAOMI Arcade version'' 

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Radirgy/Gallery

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== Arcade Manual ==

''Explanatory paper, included with the NAOMI Arcade version'' 
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== Arcade Marquee ==

''Marquee placed above the screen of an arcade cabinet, included with the NAOMI Arcade version'' 
[[File:Radirgy arcade marquee.jpg|thumb|left]]