History VideoGame / PrismaticSolid

-->-- The description of the game

''Prismatic Solid'' is an indie ShootEmUp game for the Xbox 360 by heloli. It was developed by Hayashi Yoichi (under the handle of "[=YO1=] KOMORI"), a former Creator/{{Square|Enix}}soft programmer who also worked on ''VideoGame/BushidoBlade'' in 1997 and a little-known tube shooter titled ''iS - internal section'' (not to be confused with ''[[Literature/InfiniteStratos IS: Infinite Stratos]]'') for the original UsefulNotes/PlayStation back in 1999. ''Prismatic Solid'' shares similar aesthetics to ''iS - internal section'' as it features copious amounts of SinisterGeometry. The music for the game is also composed by Music/ShinjiHosoe and Music/AyakoSaso, the composers of ''Bushido Blade'' and the ''VideoGame/RidgeRacer'' series.

The was game released under the Indie section of the [[UsefulNotes/XboxLiveArcade Xbox LIVE Marketplace]] on June 3rd, 2010 for the very affordable price of $1. The game's original soundtrack later released during Comiket 78 on the same year. A re-release on the UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 is now available.

''Prismatic Solid'' is an indie ShootEmUp game for the Xbox 360 by heloli. It was developed by Hayashi Yoichi (under the handle of "[=YO1=] KOMORI"), a former Creator/{{Square|Enix}}soft programmer who also worked on ''VideoGame/BushidoBlade'' in 1997 and a little-known tube shooter titled ''iS - internal section'' (not to be confused with ''[[LightNovel/InfiniteStratos IS: Infinite Stratos]]'') for the original UsefulNotes/PlayStation back in 1999. ''Prismatic Solid'' shares similar aesthetics to ''iS - internal section'' as it features copious amounts of SinisterGeometry. The music for the game is also composed by Music/ShinjiHosoe and Music/AyakoSaso, the composers of ''Bushido Blade'' and the ''VideoGame/RidgeRacer'' series.

''Prismatic Solid'' is an indie ShootEmUp game for the Xbox 360 by heloli. It was developed by Hayashi Yoichi (under the handle of "[=YO1=] KOMORI"), a former Creator/{{Square|Enix}}soft programmer who also worked on ''VideoGame/BushidoBlade'' in 1997 and a little-known tube shooter titled ''iS - internal section'' (not to be confused with ''[[LightNovel/InfiniteStratos IS: Infinite Stratos]]'') for the original UsefulNotes/PlayStation back in 1999. ''Prismatic Solid'' shares similar aesthetics to ''iS - internal section'' as it features copious amounts of SinisterGeometry. The music for the game is also composed by Creator/ShinjiHosoe and Ayako Saso, the composers of ''Bushido Blade'' and the ''VideoGame/RidgeRacer'' series.

The was game released under the Indie section of the [[UsefulNotes/XboxLiveArcade Xbox LIVE Marketplace]] on June 3rd, 2010 for the very affordable price of $1. The game's original soundtrack later released during Comiket 78 on the same year. A re-release on the UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 is slated for the near future.

* FrickinLaserBeams: The boss of Stage 4 sometimes loves to [[BeamSpam spam lasers]].

->A forced rail shooter with simple and stylish graphic spaces consistent of primitive and solid figures. Numerous amount of particles and tremendous amount of projectiles will thrill you.

The was game released under the Indie section of the [[XboxLiveArcade Xbox LIVE Marketplace]] on June 3rd, 2010 for the very affordable price of $1. The game's original soundtrack later released during Comiket 78 on the same year. A re-release on the UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 is slated for the near future.

'''''Prismatic Solid''''' is an indie ShootEmUp game for the Xbox 360 by heloli. It was developed by Hayashi Yoichi (under the handle of "[=YO1=] KOMORI"), a former Creator/{{Square|Enix}}soft programmer who also worked on ''VideoGame/BushidoBlade'' in 1997 and a little-known tube shooter titled ''iS - internal section'' (not to be confused with ''[[LightNovel/InfiniteStratos IS: Infinite Stratos]]'') for the original UsefulNotes/PlayStation back in 1999. ''Prismatic Solid'' shares similar aesthetics to ''iS - internal section'' as it features copious amounts of SinisterGeometry. The music for the game is also composed by Creator/ShinjiHosoe and Ayako Saso, the composers of ''Bushido Blade'' and the ''VideoGame/RidgeRacer'' series.

->A forced [[ShootEmUp rail shooter]] [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin with simple and stylish graphic spaces]] consistent of [[SinisterGeometry primitive and solid figures]]. Numerous amount of particles and [[BulletHell tremendous amount of projectiles]] will thrill you.

'''''Prismatic Solid''''' is an indie ShootEmUp game for the Xbox 360 by heloli. It was developed by Hayashi Yoichi (under the handle of "[=YO1=] KOMORI"), a former Creator/{{Square|Enix}}soft programmer who also worked on ''VideoGame/BushidoBlade'' in 1997 and a little-known tube shooter titled ''iS - internal section'' (not to be confused with ''[[LightNovel/InfiniteStratos IS: Infinite Stratos]]'') for the original PlayStation back in 1999. ''Prismatic Solid'' shares similar aesthetics to ''iS - internal section'' as it features copious amounts of SinisterGeometry. The music for the game is also composed by Creator/ShinjiHosoe and Ayako Saso, the composers of ''Bushido Blade'' and the ''VideoGame/RidgeRacer'' series.

-->-- '''[[WordOfGod heloli]]'''[='=]s description of the game

'''''Prismatic Solid''''' is an indie ShootEmUp game for the Xbox 360 by heloli. It was developed by Hayashi Yoichi (under the handle of "[=YO1=] KOMORI"), a former Creator/{{Square|Enix}}soft programmer who also worked on ''VideoGame/BushidoBlade'' in 1997 and a little-known tube shooter titled ''iS - internal section'' (not to be confused with ''[[LightNovel/InfiniteStratos IS: Infinite Stratos]]'') for the original PlayStation back in 1999. ''Prismatic Solid'' shares similar aesthetics to ''iS - internal section'' as it features copious amounts of SinisterGeometry. The music for the game is also composed by ShinjiHosoe and Ayako Saso, the composers of ''Bushido Blade'' and the ''VideoGame/RidgeRacer'' series.

In this game, you take control of a green crystalline ship sporting a red, blue, and yellow [[AttackDrone option]] that offers your ship six different weapon formations. The gameplay itself is in the old-school style of shoot 'em ups where you must play through the game from start to finish, [[TriggerHappy shoot down anything that isn't you]], and collect several {{power|Up}}-ups and earn a few [[EveryTenThousandPoints extends]] along the way. Enemies have a tendency to fire ''extremely'' dense bullet patterns, but thankfully your ship's options and their tendrils that sprouts from collecting power-ups can shield your ship from harm, adverting some of the game's FakeDifficulty while remaining challenging throughout. You can also earn [[CosmeticAward Stars]] along the way for performing certain feats, such as fully powering-up your ship or clearing a stage [[NoDamageRun without getting hit]].

The was game released under the Indie section of the [[XboxLiveArcade Xbox LIVE Marketplace]] on June 3rd, 2010 for the very affordable price of 80 Microsoft Points[[labelnote:*]]($1 U.S. Dollar)[[/labelnote]]. The game's original soundtrack later released during Comiket 78 on the same year.

* CognizantLimbs: A few of the bosses like the Octopuss from Stage 2 have them. There's even a CosmeticAward for not destroying the Octopuss' arms.

* CoolShip: Your green crystalline ship is armed with six different weapons formations and your ships' options can sprout tendrils to save you from enemy fire.
* CosmeticAward: The Stars you can earn that act as {{PlayStation Network}} Trophies.

* FakeDifficulty: At anyime your options can't protect you, especially on higher loops.

* ScoringPoints

* SecretLevel: [[BrutalBonusLevel Stage 6]] can only be accessed by finding the hidden green star item in Stage 5. [[spoiler:It's around the large turnstile near the end of the stage.]]

* XMeetsY: The game is along the lines of ''iS - internal section'' meets ''VideoGame/RadiantSilvergun'' minus a story or plot.

'''''Prismatic Solid''''' is an indie ShootEmUp game for the Xbox 360 by heloli. It was developed by Hayashi Yoichi (under the handle of "[=YO1=] KOMORI"), a former [[Creator/SquareEnix Sqaresoft]] programmer who also worked on ''VideoGame/BushidoBlade'' in 1997 and a little-known tube shooter titled ''iS - internal section'' (not to be confused with ''[[LightNovel/InfiniteStratos IS: Infinite Stratos]]'') for the original PlayStation back in 1999. ''Prismatic Solid'' shares similar aesthetics to ''iS - internal section'' as it features copious amounts of SinisterGeometry. The music for the game is also composed by ShinjiHosoe and Ayako Saso, the composers of ''Bushido Blade'' and the ''VideoGame/RidgeRacer'' series.

In this game, you take control of a green crystalline ship sporting a red, blue, and yellow [[AttackDrone option]] that offers your ship six different weapon formations. The gameplay itself is in the old-school style of shoot 'em ups where you must play through the game from start to finish, [[TriggerHappy shoot down anything that isn't you]], and collect several [[PowerUp Power-Ups]] and earn a few [[EveryTenThousandPoints extends]] along the way. Enemies have a tendency to fire ''extremely'' dense bullet patterns, but thankfully your ship's options and their tendrils that sprouts from collecting power-ups can shield your ship from harm, adverting some of the game's FakeDifficulty while remaining challenging throughout. You can also earn [[CosmeticAward Stars]] along the way for performing certain feats, such as fully powering-up your ship or clearing a stage [[NoDamageRun without getting hit]].

** The star-like prism [[PowerUp power-ups]] are also color-coded to match with the ship's options.
* CoolShip: Your green crystaline ship is armed with six different weapons formations and your ships' options can sprout tendrils to save you from enemy fire.

* SuspiciousVideoGameGenerosity: Just before the final boss fight with the Polyhedron in Stage 5, there are TONS of PowerUps waiting to collected inside the boxes they are in.

-> A forced [[ShootEmUp rail shooter]] [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin with simple and stylish graphic spaces]] consistent of [[SinisterGeometry primitive and solid figures]]. Numerous amount of particles and [[BulletHell tremendous amount of projectiles]] will thrill you.
-->-- '''[[WordOfGod heloli]]''', the description of ''Prismatic Solid''

'''''Prismatic Solid''''' is an indie vertically-scrolling ShootEmUp for the Xbox 360 from the indie developer of heloli. It was developed by Hayashi Yoichi (under the handle of "[=YO1=] KOMORI"), a former [[SquareEnix Sqaresoft]] programmer who also worked on ''BushidoBlade'' in 1997 and a little-known tube shooter titled ''iS - internal section'' for the original PlayStation back in 1999. ''Prismatic Solid'' shares similar aesthetics to ''iS - internal section'' as it features copious amounts of SinisterGeometry. The music for the game is also composed by ShinjiHosoe and AyakoSaso.

In ''Prismatic Solid'', you take control of a green crystalline ship sporting a red, blue, and yellow options that offers your ship six different weapon formations. The gameplay itself is in the old-school style of BulletHell Shoot 'em Ups where you must play through the game start to finish, shoot down anything that isn't you, and collect several [[PowerUp Power-Ups]] and a few [[OneUp 1-Ups]] along the way. Thankfully some of the game's FakeDifficulty has been averted by ship's options, which may shield your ship from certain doom, but remains challenging throughout the game. There's also [[CosmeticAward Stars]] to earn along the way for performing certain feats, such as fully powering-up your ship or clearing a stage [[NoDamageRun without getting hit]].

The was game released under the Indie section of the [[XboxLiveArcade Xbox Live Marketplace]] on June 3, 2010 for the very affordable price of 80 Microsoft Points[[hottip:*:($1 U.S. Dollar)]], with an original soundtrack later released at the 78th summer Comiket on August 14, 2010.

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* AttackDrone: The three options that float around your ship can sprout "arms" to extend their ability to shield your ship oncoming fire and hurt enemies if they come into contact with them.
* BulletHell: Although certain bullet patterns are too dense to even dodge, and if it weren't the the options shielding your ship, this game would of been [[FakeDifficulty impossibly hard]].
* BeamSpam, FrickinLaserBeams: Stage 4's boss, especially in higher loops.
* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: Take a good look at the Homing formation.[[hottip:*:It resembles the button layout of the Xbox 360 controller.]]

* CosmeticAward: In the form of "Stars" that act as [[PlayStationNetwork PlayStation Network]]-esque trophies.
* CoolShip: Your green crystaline ship is armed with six different weapons formations and your ships' options can sprout "arms" will save you from enemy fire.

* FakeDifficulty: At anyime you're options can't protect you, especially on higher loops.

* HomingProjectile: The "Homing" formation. Stage 4's boss also uses these.

* MoreDakka
* NewGamePlus: You can start a new game with your options already powered-up from the previous loop, although the game will also become harder.
** NintendoHard: The game becomes brutally hard by the time you get to the third loop and beyond.

* SecretLevel, BrutalBonusLevel: Stage 6 can only be accessed by finding the hidden green star item in Stage 5. [[spoiler:It's around the large turnstile near the end of the stage.]]
* ShootEmUp

* SpreadShot: The "Split" and "Shower" formations.

* DualBoss: Stages 1 and 4 have you fighting against two bosses at once during the second loop, and [[ItGotWorse this gets worse]] with each progressing loop.

'''''Prismatic Solid''''' is an indie vertically-scrolling ShootEmUp for the Xbox 360 from the indie developer of heloli. It was developed by Hayashi Yoichi (under the handle of "[=YO1=] KOMORI"), a former [[SquareEnix Sqaresoft]] programmer who also worked on ''BushidoBlade'' in 1997 and a little-known tube shooter titled ''iS - internal section'' for the original PlayStation back in 1999. ''Prismatic Solid'' shares similar aesthetics to ''iS - internal section'' as it features copious amounts of SinisterGeometry. The music for the game is also composed by Shinji Hosoe and Ayako Saso.

The was game released under the Indie section of the [[XboxLiveArcade Xbox Live Marketplace]] on June 3, 2010 for the very affordable price of 80 Microsoft Points[[hottip::$1 U.S. Dollar]], with an original soundtrack later released at the 78th summer Comiket on August 14, 2010.

* AbnormalAmmo, EnemySummoner: One of the enemies of Stage 4 spews those atomic atoms-esque enemies at you.

* SmartBomb: And in three different flavors.
** The X button fires an X-like rays of lasers sweeping across the screen, the Y button clears the screen with a triangular blast, and the B button unleashes a circular blast to rid the screen of bullets.

-> A [[forced ShootEmUp rail shooter]] [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin with simple and stylish graphic spaces]] consistent of [[SinisterGeometry primitive and solid figures]]. Numerous amount of particles and [[BulletHell tremendous amount of projectiles]] will thrill you.

-> A forced rail shooter [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin with simple and stylish graphic spaces consistent of primitive and solid figures]]. Numerous amount of particles and [[BulletHell tremendous amount of projectiles]] will thrill you.
--> '''[[WordOfGod heloli]]''', the description of ''Prismatic Solid''

'''''Prismatic Solid''''' is an indie vertically-scrolling ShootEmUp for the Xbox 360 from the indie developer of heloli. It was developed by Hayashi Yoichi under the handle of "[=YO1=] KOMORI", a former [[SquareEnix Sqaresoft]] programmer who also worked on ''BushidoBlade'' in 1997 and a tube shooter titled ''iS - internal section'' for the original PlayStation back in 1999. If anyone has played ''iS - internal section'' before, then you may (or may not) recognise the artistic style of this game and ''Prismatic Solid''. The music for the game is also composed by Shinji Hosoe and Ayako Saso.

In ''Prismatic Solid'', you take control of a green crystalline ship sporting a red, blue, and yellow options that offers your ship six different weapon formations. The gameplay itself is in the old-school variety of Shoot 'em Ups where you must play through the game start to finish, shoot down anything that isn't you, and collect [[PowerUp Power-Ups]] and maybe earn a few [[OneUp 1-Ups]] along the way. But here's the twist: Your options can shield you from harm! But let this get to your head and think this will be a cakewalk (especially in later loops of the game) because you'll begging for ''some'' kind of protection against the storm of bullets some of these {{Mooks}} and bosses are capable of. Oh, and there's [[CosmeticAward Stars]] to earn along the way too.

The was game released under the Indie section of the [[XboxLiveArcade Xbox Live Marketplace]] on June 3, 2010 for the very affordable price of 80 Microsoft Points ($1 U.S. Dollar) with an original soundtrack released at Comiket 78 on August 14, 2010.

!!Prismatic Solid features examples such as:

* AbnormalAmmo, EnemySummoner: One of the enemies of Stage 4 spews those atomic atoms-esque enemies at you, which is good for scoring points actually.

* BulletHell: And if it weren't the the options shielding your ship, this game would of been impossibly brutal.
* BeamSpam: Stage 4's boss, especially in higher loops.

* CosmeticAward: In the form of "Stars" that act as [[PlayStationNetwork PlayStation Network]]-esque trophies on an Xbox 360 game.
* CoolShip: Your green prismatic ship is armed with [[MoreDakka six weapons]] and their formations and "arms" will save you from enemy fire!
* DualBoss: Stages 1 and 4 have you fighting against two bosses at once during the second loop, although [[ItGotWorse this gets worse]] with each progressing loop.

* FrickinLaserBeam: Again, Stage 4's boss.

* HomingProjectile: The "Homing" formation.

* NewGamePlus: Although the game gets harder than the previous playthough.

* SceneryPorn: This game really shows what the XNA engine is capable of, ranging from its dazzling particle effects to its simple yet stylish aesthetics. And the game shows no sign of slowdown at all.

* SinisterGeometry
* SmartBomb: And in three different flavors.[[hottip:*:The X button fires an X-like rays of lasers sweeping across the screen; the Y button clears the screen with a triangular blast; And the B button unleashes a circular blast to rid the screen of bullets.]]
* SuspiciousVideoGameGenerosity: Just before the boss fight with the Polyhedron in Stage 5, there are TONS of PowerUps waiting to collected inside the boxes they are in.
* SpreadShot: The Split and Shower formations.
* ThemeNaming:
** Stage 1 - RIDGE (The stage is set in a mountainous, volcanic area)
** Stage 2 - WATER (Set in an endless body of water[[strike: or on "even" numbered loops, a sea of blood]])
** Stage 3 - SPACE (Taken though a space station)
** Stage 4 - ATOMS (You face many enemies resembling nuclear atoms)
** Stage 5 - SHAFT (Most of stage is descent through multiple shafts)
** Stage 6 - EXTRA (Self-explanatory extra stage)

** SceneryGorn: The water in Stage 2 during "even" numbered loops is turned red and [[AccidentalNightmareFuel looks suspiciously like blood]].

** Stage 2 - WATER (Set in an endless body of water [[strike:or on "even" numbered loops, a sea of blood]])

In ''Prismatic Solid'', you take control of a green crystalline ship sporting a red, blue, and yellow options that offers your ship six different weapon formations. The gameplay itself is in the old-school variety of Shoot 'em Ups where you must play through the game start to finish, shoot down anything that isn't you, and collect [[PowerUp Power-Ups]] and maybe earn a few [[OneUp 1-Ups]] along the way. But here's the twist: Your options can shield you from harm. But let this get to your head and think this will be a cakewalk (especially in later loops of the game) because you'll begging for ''some'' kind of protection against the storm of bullets some of these {{Mooks}} and bosses are capable of. Oh, and there's [[CosmeticAward Stars]] to earn along the way too.

* AbnormalAmmo, EnemySummoner: One of the enemies of Stage spews those atomic atoms-esque enemies at you, which is good for scoring points actually.

* BulletHell: And if it weren't the [[AttackDrone attack drones]] shielding your ship, this game would of been impossibly brutal.

* CoolShip: Your green prismatic ship is armed with [[MoreDakka six weapons]] and their formations will save you from enemy fire!
* DualBoss: Stages 1 and 4 have you fighting against two bosses at once, although [[ItGotWorse this gets worse]] with each progressing loop.
* EveryTenThousandPoints: Extends are earns after reaching a certain point criteria, and it changes with each loop of the game.

* NewGamePlus
* NintendoHard
* SceneryPorn: This game really shows what the XNA engine is capable of, ranging from its dazzling particle effects to its simple yet stylish aesthetics.

* SmartBomb: And in three different flavors.[[hottip:*:The "X" button fires an X-like rays of lasers sweeping across the screen; the Y button clears the screen with a triangular blast; And the B button unleashes a circular blast to rid the screen of bullets.]]

* SpreadShot: The Split and Shower formations.

Prismatic Solid is an indie vertically-scrolling ShootEmUp for the Xbox 360 under released the Indie section of the [[XboxLiveArcade Xbox Live Marketplace]]. It was developed by Hayashi Yoichi under the handle of "heloli", who also worked on a tube shooter titled ''iS - internal section'' for the original PlayStation back in 1999.

* CosmeticAward: In the form of [[PlayStationNetwork PlayStation Network]]-esque trophies on an Xbox 360 game.

* DualBoss: During the second loop of Stages 1 and 4, you fight two bosses instead of one. Although the number of bosses increases with each loop of the game.

* MeaningfulName: The title of ''Prismatic Solid'' itself refers to the fact that the artistic aesthetics of the entire game is based around geometric figures.
* SecretLevel, BrutalBonusLevel: The hidden ''Stage 6 - EXTRA'', which can only be accessed by finding the green star item hidden in ''Stage 5 - SHAFT''. [[spoiler:The star is hidden behind the large turnstile near the end of the stage.]]

* SuspiciousVideoGameGenerosity: Just before the boss fight with the Polyhedron in Stage 5, there are TONS of PowerUps waiting to collected inside the boxes they are in.