Deathsmiles II facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Deathsmiles II |
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| Developer(s) | Cave |
| Publisher(s) | City Connection |
| Composer(s) | Manabu Namiki Noriyuki Kamikura Yoshimi Kudo Motoi Sakuraba |
| Series | Deathsmiles |
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| Release date(s) | Arcade
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| Genre(s) | Bullet hell |
| Mode(s) | Single-player, multiplayer |
Deathsmiles II: Makai no Merry Christmas is an exciting bullet hell video game created by the company Cave. It first came out in 2009. This game is special because it's one of the few "shoot 'em up" games from Cave that uses a wide, horizontal screen.
Deathsmiles II was also the first arcade game from Cave to use 3D graphics, called polygons, instead of their usual 2D pictures, known as sprites. Later, a collection of Deathsmiles I and Deathsmiles II was released for modern game consoles like PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch in Japan in December 2021.
What is Deathsmiles II Gameplay Like?
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Deathsmiles II is a type of game called a "bullet hell" shooter. In these games, your screen gets filled with tons of enemy bullets. Your main goal is to carefully move your character through all these bullets without getting hit.
You control a character who flies and shoots at enemies. As you play, you'll face many different types of enemies and big boss characters. You need to dodge their attacks while shooting them down. The game is known for its fast action and challenging levels.
How Deathsmiles II Was Made and Released
Deathsmiles IIX, which was an improved version of the game, was brought to the Xbox 360 console in 2010. This console version included extra ways to play the game. When it was released, you could buy it in a regular version or a special limited edition. The limited edition even came with a music CD from the game!
In its first week, Deathsmiles IIX sold over 16,000 copies in Japan. This showed that many players were excited about the game. A "platinum edition" was released in 2011, offering another chance for fans to get the game. Later, the Japanese version of the game became available in the US through the "Games on Demand" online store in 2011.
