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JSAV2006STG(ABC): Celebrating 30 years of Garegga!

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Celebrating 30 years of Garegga!

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JSAV2006STG(ABC): /* Ships */

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Ships

Yakkers: Grammar and spelling

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Grammar and spelling

Plasmo at 08:38, 24 April 2024

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JSAV2006STG(ABC): /* Quick Tips */

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Quick Tips

JSAV2006STG(ABC): /* Quick Tips */

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Quick Tips

ADR: /* Ships */

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Ships

JSAV2006STG(ABC): /* Extends */

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Extends

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	It was later ported to the Sega Saturn in 1998, and an updated version, '''''Battle Garegga Rev.2016''''' was released in 2016.		It was later ported to the Sega Saturn in 1998, and an updated version, '''''Battle Garegga Rev.2016''''' was released in 2016.
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−	~~Happy 30th anniversary, Battle Garegga!!~~

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	It was later ported to the Sega Saturn in 1998, and an updated version, '''''Battle Garegga Rev.2016''''' was released in 2016.		It was later ported to the Sega Saturn in 1998, and an updated version, '''''Battle Garegga Rev.2016''''' was released in 2016.
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		+	Happy 30th anniversary, Battle Garegga!!

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 '''Easter Eggs'''
-* Silver Sword's bomber attack is an homage to the bomber attack from the Taito shmup Gun Frontier.
+* Silver Sword's weapon is an homage to the bomb from the Taito shmup Gun Frontier.
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 <small>
 '''Easter Eggs'''
-* Silver Sword's weapon is an homage to the bomb from the Taito shmup Gun Frontier.
+* Silver Sword's bomber attack is an homage to the bomber attack from the Taito shmup Gun Frontier.
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 == Extends ==
-Extends, or extra lives, are gained every 1,000,000 points or from collecting the secret 1UP in stage 3 by letting the mid-boss drive all the way to the end of it´s track until it fully parks.
+Extends, or extra lives, are gained every 1,000,000 points or from collecting the secret 1UP in stage 3 by letting the mid-boss drive all the way to the end of its track until it fully parks.
 == Scoring ==
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 * The ABC variant of Wild Snail (aka "Golden Bat") is a popular ship for obtaining a first clear because of its powerful main shot whose penetrating bullets simplify many boss fights. Miyamoto is another good ship due to his powerful options and defensive special weapon, but only if you can handle his speed.
 * It is more important to learn the stage layouts and boss attack patterns then to stress out about rank when first picking up the game.
-* Think of the game as having two distinct parts. During the first part, Stages 1 through 5, you should aim to control rank by suiciding and maintaining a lower than maximum power level. Stages 6 & 7 are very difficult even at low rank and seemingly impenetrable at high rank. During these stages you should stop worrying about rank control and fully power up, activate homing options, and horde lives and bombs to maximize your chances of surviving the Stage 7 bosses.
+* Think of the game as having two distinct parts. During the first part, Stages 1 through 5, you should aim to control rank by suiciding and maintaining a lower than maximum power level. Stages 6 & 7 are very difficult even at low rank and seemingly impenetrable at high rank. During these stages you should stop worrying about rank control and fully power up, activate homing options, and hoard lives and bombs to maximize your chances of surviving the Stage 7 bosses.
 * Use your options! The default spread formation is good for most situations, but the other formations can provide quite a bit of utility. At minimum, becoming comfortable with switching to and from the forward formation can allow you focus fire as you would with a CAVE-style laser for some extra damage and precision.
 * Keep an eye out for easy scoring opportunities such as the pink flamingos or partial boss dismantles to more quickly gain extra lives. Learning how to maintain a max-level medal chain is a fundamental first step that allows you to use special weapons to harvest lots of max-value medals from background scenery in Stages 3 & 4 for lots of points at little risk.

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 Some useful tips for beginners aiming for a 1 credit clear:
-* The WildSnail[ABC] (aka "Golden Bat") is a popular ship for obtaining a first clear because of its powerful main shot whose penetrating bullets simplify many boss fights. Miyamoto is another good ship due to his powerful options and defensive special weapon, but only if you can handle his speed.
+* WildSnail[ABC] (aka "Golden Bat") is a popular ship for obtaining a first clear because of its powerful main shot whose penetrating bullets simplify many boss fights. Miyamoto is another good ship due to his powerful options and defensive special weapon, but only if you can handle his speed.
 * It is more important to learn the stage layouts and boss attack patterns then to stress out about rank when first picking up the game.
 * Think of the game as having two distinct parts. During the first part, Stages 1 through 5, you should aim to control rank by suiciding and maintaining a lower than maximum power level. Stages 6 & 7 are very difficult even at low rank and seemingly impenetrable at high rank. During these stages you should stop worrying about rank control and fully power up, activate homing options, and horde lives and bombs to maximize your chances of surviving the Stage 7 bosses.

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-Gain is the second fastest ship and has a standard non-piercing shot. However, his options fire swords that are piercing and quite strong, although they can only fire one sword at a time and have to wait for the previous one to go offscreen before they fire again. Gain's strongest tool is his weapon, an area-of-effect bomb that does a lot of damage and trivializes many scoring tricks. Gain is the highest-scoring ship in the game but arguably the hardest to achieve a truly elite score with since you need to juggle both piercing and non-piercing shots for enemy destruction as well as max out rank to wring every point out of the last bosses. However, don't let this dissuade you from playing as Gain if you're going for a survival clear; he has all of the tools one could ask for. He´s the character that T3-Kamui used the most.
+Gain is the second fastest ship and has a standard non-piercing shot. However, his options fire swords that are piercing and quite strong, although they can only fire one sword at a time and have to wait for the previous one to go offscreen before they fire again. Gain's strongest tool is his weapon, an area-of-effect bomb that does a lot of damage and trivializes many scoring tricks. Gain is the highest-scoring ship in the game but arguably the hardest to achieve a truly elite score with since you need to juggle both piercing and non-piercing shots for enemy destruction as well as max out rank to wring every point out of the last bosses. However, don't let this dissuade you from playing as Gain if you're going for a survival clear; he has all of the tools one could ask for.
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