History VideoGame / SUGURI

The series has been localized to the United States by doujin game publisher Rockin' Android for PC, both as part of a ''SUGURI - Perfect Edition'' compilation on DVD, and individually through digital distribution platforms [=GamersGate=] and [=Direct2Drive=] in 2009. ''Acceleration of SUGURI X-Edition'' was later released for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation3 by Rockin' Android on February 15th, 2011 as a downloadable game on UsefulNotes/{{PlayStation Network}}, which features [[ArtShift redrawn artwork]] by Keiko Sakurai, [[AchievementSystem PlayStation Network Trophies]], and the ability to share replays on Website/YouTube, although lacks the online play functionality and certain [[UnlockableContent character unlocking conditions]] being changed for the [=PlayStation=] 3 version due to being a combination of both the base game and the expansion pack. Rockin' Android later released an [[UpdatedRerelease HD version]] of ''Acceleration of SUGURI X-Edition'' for PC on DESURA on June 25th, 2012 with the option of using the original or updated [=PlayStation=] Network graphics, support for higher resolutions, and the online multiplayer absent from [=PlayStation=] Network version. On May 30th, 2013, a digitally released compilation of the series along with their original soundtracks, aptly-named the ''SUGURI Collection'', was released via [[https://web.archive.org/web/20161008080640/http://www.ricedigital.co.uk:80/store/suguri-collection Rice Digital]]. The games were later [[http://www.steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=105716878 greenlit]] and [[http://store.steampowered.com/app/262240/SUGURI/ released]][[http://store.steampowered.com/app/265170/Acceleration_of_SUGURI_XEdition_HD/ individually]] for UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}. The [=PlayStation=] 3 version however was delisted from [=PlayStation=] Network on August 8, 2015.

* BoobsOfSteel: Kae has a curvaceous and well-endowed figure, and fights largely with her bare hands.

* SNKBoss: Robo, which appears as the FinalBoss of "Falling Wonder", and BonusBoss in the Arcade Mode. It covers the entire circular arena and hardly moves at all, so its Heat counter never rises, and takes minimal damage. Like the bosses in the previous game, it has three phases, and gets more aggressive with each one, spamming lasers, or placing obstacles that can't be flown through. When low on energy, it fires a [[WaveMotionGun massive blast]] that deals huge damage, even with the Heat counter on 0. So, your best chance is to treat it like your typical ShootEmUp boss instead of a FightingGame boss.

* UpdatedRerelease: Rockin' Android's ''Acceleration of SUGURI X-Edition HD'' for PC gives player the option of the original or the updated [=PlayStation=] 3 graphics, keyboard remapping and improved controller support[[labelnote:*]]for the Steam version only; the DRM-free release still has poor modern [=XInput=] controller support[[/labelnote]], with the addition of high resolution and widescreen support[[labelnote:*]]although the games crashes if using display resolutions above 1920x1080 [[TechnologyMarchesOn since this port's release]] in 2012[[/labelnote]] over the previous 2009 release.

The series has been localized to the United States by doujin game publisher Rockin' Android for PC, both as part of a ''SUGURI - Perfect Edition'' compilation on DVD, and individually through digital distribution platforms [=GamersGate=] and [=Direct2Drive=] in 2009. ''Acceleration of SUGURI X-Edition'' was later released for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation3 by Rockin' Android on February 15th, 2011 as a downloadable game on UsefulNotes/{{PlayStation Network}}, which features [[ArtShift redrawn artwork]] by Keiko Sakurai, [[AchievementSystem PlayStation Network Trophies]], and the ability to share replays on Website/YouTube, although lacks the online play functionality and certain [[UnlockableContent character unlocking conditions]] being changed for the [=PlayStation=] 3 version due to being a combination of both the base game and the expansion pack. Rockin' Android later released an [[UpdatedRerelease HD version]] of ''Acceleration of SUGURI X-Edition'' for PC on UsefulNotes/{{DESURA}} on June 25th, 2012 with the option of using the original or updated [=PlayStation=] Network graphics, support for higher resolutions, and the online multiplayer absent from [=PlayStation=] Network version. On May 30th, 2013, a digitally released compilation of the series along with their original soundtracks, aptly-named the ''SUGURI Collection'', was released via [[https://web.archive.org/web/20161008080640/http://www.ricedigital.co.uk:80/store/suguri-collection Rice Digital]]. The games were later [[http://www.steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=105716878 greenlit]] and [[http://store.steampowered.com/app/262240/SUGURI/ released]][[http://store.steampowered.com/app/265170/Acceleration_of_SUGURI_XEdition_HD/ individually]] for UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}. The [=PlayStation=] 3 version however was delisted from [=PlayStation=] Network on August 8, 2015.

* BonusBoss: [[SecretCharacter Sora]], if you can keep an A-Rank average or higher in every single match in Arcade Mode, in a single credit. Defeat her and she's yours.

** Suguri-SP, who uses a pair of beam daggers to fight, however, her projectiles have limited range, which is a problema if your opponent tries to shoot you from far away, so she relies on close combat as her main method of attack.

* TaremeEyes: Suguri, Saki, Iru, Nanako, Kae, Hime, and QP.

* UpdatedRerelease: Rockin' Android's ''Acceleration of SUGURI X-Edition HD'' for PC gives player the option of the original or the updated [=PlayStation=] 3 graphics, keyboard remapping and improved controller support[[labelnote:*]]for the Steam version; the DRM-free release still has poor modern controller support[[/labelnote]], with the addition of high resolution and widescreen support over the previous 2009 release.

* FakeCrossover: The Pudding Deity campaign is this in a roundabout way. The story is revealed at the end to be AllJustADream for Saki. While the sequel to VideoGame/QPShooting is essentially a ResolvedNoodleIncident detailing how QP became a god in the first place, that game is much sillier than Suguri, and while Saki is one of the Sweet Gods in VideoGame/OneHundredPercentOrangeJuice, the world that version of Saki comes from is presented as an AlternateUniverse from both settings.

* BareYourMidriff: Kae's regular outfit shows off some of her midriff.

* GirlInABox: How you meet Hime in final stage, coupled with SealedGoodInACan.

* RidiculouslyHumanRobot: [=NoName=], and a perverted one with a {{fetish}} for [[ShesGotLegs women's thighs]] at that.