Psikyo Shooting Stars Alpha is a shoot ’em up video game collection developed by Zerodiv and published by City Connection. In the west, it is published by NIS America.

About

Satisfy your nostalgia for shooting games with Psikyo Shooting Stars Alpha. This bundle has six classic titles, including Dragon Blaze and Strikers 1945, with improved, high-definition graphics. Psikyo Shooting Stars Alpha features a Play Your Way option, offering different viewing modes, multiplayer functionality, and adjustable difficulty levels for personalized play.

Key Features

• Classic Shoot ‘Em Ups in High-Definition – Experience classic shooters in beautifully-rendered high-definition: Strikers 1945, Strikers 1945 II, Strikers 1945 III (Strikers 1999), Sol Divide, Dragon Blaze, and Zero Gunner 2.
  • Strikers 1945 – The mysterious C.A.N.Y. organization seeks to conquer the world with powerful superweapons, and only the Strikers team can take them down and restore peace. Originally released in 1995.
  • Strikers 1945 III – The Strikers team is called into action once again when a new threat appears in the form of the F.G.R. faction and their massive mecha technology. Originally released in 1995.
  • Strikers 1945 III (Strikers 1999) – A swarm of alien microbots known as nanites have infiltrated Earth’s military bases, and the heroic Strikers must use powerful new vehicles and weapons to repel the invaders. Originally released in 1999.
  • Sol Divide – The evil emperor Ifter seeks to become a demon and take over the world. It is up to three powerful heroes to rise up and stop his nefarious campaign. Features RPG elements and a branching storyline for each character. Originally released in 1996.
  • Dragon Blaze – Four dragon rider knights, each with their own goals, are on a quest to slay the Demon King. Will their quests end in triumph or ruin? Originally released in 2000.
  • Zero Gunner 2 – To free the world from the evil conglomerate Igem and their destructive ONI machine, the blazing guns of the Zero Gunner squadron are called in to take them down. Originally released in 2001.
• Play Your Way – Choose your gameplay experience with horizontal mode, vertical Tate mode, or hand a Joy-Con controller to a friend in local multiplayer.
• The Arcade Comes Home – Multiple difficulty levels and settings make sure there are no quarters needed.
• Local Multiplayer – For one to two players.