History VideoGame / Fixeight

* BittersweetEnding: While most of the characters get happy endings, some of them do not. Agatha manages to have children, but gets killed by a slum boy. At 25.

* EnergyWeapon: R Langelo uses these for his attacks. One of them is a ReflectingLaser.

* MacrossMissileMassacre: One of GX 026's attacks, as well as one of Agatha's attacks.

* {{Ninja}}: H Ziguragi, a purple ninja armed with shurikens and ninjitsu which [[DoppelgangerAttack creates numerous clones]].

As a follow-up to ''Out Zone'', Fixeight fixes many of the problems that its predecessor had. The main gimmick of the game are the eight unique characters, each of which have different weapons in their arsenal.

''Fixeight'' is a [[ActionGame run-and-gun]] UsefulNotes/{{arcade game}} made by Toaplan in 1992. It is the SpiritualSequel to ''VideoGame/OutZone''

%% * BreathWeapon: Vistario's weapon of choice.

%% * LizardFolk: Vistario.

%% * {{Ninja}}: H Ziguragi.
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%% * TokenMinority: Cull Horn.

* AttackDrone: Some characters get this for their attacks.

* BreathWeapon: Vistario's weapon of choice.

* LizardFolk: Vistario.

* {{Ninja}}: H Ziguragi.

* SpreadShot: Most of the characters have some form of this as one of their attacks.

* TokenMinority: Cull Horn.

* FrickinLaserBeams: R Langelo uses these for his attacks. One of them is a ReflectingLaser.

* BadassPrincess: Lucy Pamela, who is the princess of Britain.

* {{Badass}}: GX 026.

* WolfpackBoss: The first boss has you fight against three flying machines, each with one shared-among-them-all attack and one unique attack.

''Fixeight'' is a [[ActionGame run-and-gun]] {{arcade game}} made by Toaplan in 1992. It is the SpiritualSequel to ''VideoGame/OutZone''

[[ExcusePlot The plot is rather simple]]: Your character is sent to the alien planet Pil to destroy it.

* BoxedCrook: The player-characters were all imprisoned for various reasons (space piracy, desolating entire planets, wrong side of a political upheaval, etc.). Their jailers, however, decided that Pil was a ''much'' worse threat, and released the prisoners on them.

* DoppelgangerAttack: Ziguragi has this as his special weapon, which creates three ninja clones that follow him. They aim at enemies and fires rapid shurikens.

* RyuAndKen: Both Howard Young and Lucy Pamela share the same attacks. The differences are mostly cosmetic.

* BadassAutomaton: GX 026.

As a follow-up to ''Out Zone'', Fixeight fixes many of the problems that its prequel had. The main gimmick of the game are the eight unique characters, each of which have different weapons in their arsenal.

''Fixeight'' is a [[ActionGame run-and-gun]] {{arcade game}} made by Toaplan in 1992. It is the sequel to ''VideoGame/OutZone''

[[ExcusePlot The plot is rather simple]]: Your character is sent to an alien planet to destroy it.

As a sequel to ''Out Zone'', Fixeight fixes many of the problems that its prequel had. The main gimmick of the game are the eight unique characters, each of which have different weapons in their arsenal.

* BaitAndSwitchBoss: The third boss is what appears to be some kind of ship... which gets shot into two by the ''real'' boss' laser cannon.
* BittersweetEnding: While most of the characters get happy endings, some of them do not. Agatha manages to have children, but gets killed by a slum boy.

* DivergentCharacterEvolution: And how! From one type of player in '' VideoGame/OutZone'', to eight different selectable characters in this game.

* WolfpackBoss: The first boss has you fight against three flying machines. Each of them have different attacks.

Fixeight is a [[ActionGame run-and-gun]] {{arcade game}} made by Toaplan in 1992. It is the sequel to ''VideoGame/OutZone''

* DivergentCharacterEvolution: And how! From one type of player in ''OutZone'', to eight different selectable characters in this game.

* EvenBetterSequel: Fixeight solves many of the problems that ''VideoGame/OutZone'' had. The player no longer respawns at a check point, the difficulty is toned down, there is no energy bar that constantly depletes, and the level pacing is better.

As a sequel to ''Out Zone'', Fixeight fixes many of the problems that its prequel had. The player no longer respawns at a check point, the difficulty is toned down, and the level pacing is better. However, the main gimmick of the game are the eight unique characters, each of which have different weapons in their arsenal.

* UnexpectedShmupLevel: You have to ride a hoverbike to fight two of the bosses. Not exactly unexpected, as the game already resembles a ShootEmUp.