History YMMV / TwinCobra

** The UsefulNotes/FMTowns version is known for not only being a faithful recreation of the arcade original, but having an absolutely ''[[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic bangin']]'' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1yhg9n_3NBo&t=971s arrange soundtrack]] that brings the music up to a blood-pumping 32-bit feel. To the disappointment of some fans, it was not among the versions included in ''Kyūkyoku Tiger Heli''.

* DemonicSpiders:
** Any [[{{Mook}} regular enemies]] that trigger the "DANGER" alert in the ''Kyukyoku Tiger Heli'' rerelease's Enemy Alert gadget is most certainly this, but to be more specific:

* DemonicSpiders: Any [[{{Mook}} regular enemies]] that trigger the "DANGER" alert in the ''Kyukyoku Tiger Heli'' rerelease's Enemy Alert gadget is most certainly this, but to be more specific:

* AuthorsSavingThrow: ''Twin Cobra'' is disliked by score-focused players due to the FinalBoss being infinitely milkable. The ''Kyūkyoku Tiger Heli'' version now applies a 90-second time limit to this boss to [[AntiGrinding prevent that]].

* FirstInstallmentWins: While the sequel is generally not considered a terrible game, the first game is much more iconic due to being made in Toaplan's prime and being ported to a variety of platforms, while ''Twin Cobra II'' was released by a company that spawns from Toaplan's collapse and only received a port for the Sega Saturn, a platform that didn't do so hot compared to the [=PlayStation=] and the Nintendo 64.

* FirstInstallmentWins: While the sequel is generally not considered a terrible game, the first game is much more iconic due to being made in Toaplan's prime and being ported to a variety of platforms, while ''Twin Cobra II'' was released by a company that spawns from Toaplan's collapse and only received a port for the Sega Saturn, a platform that didn't do so hot compared to the [=PlayStation=] and even the Nintendo 64.

!! YMMV tropes for ''Twin Cobra'':

** Starting with stage 4, one type of enemy you'll encounter is a high-speed bomber that descends rapidly down the screen and fires a stream of bullets from you. Destroying it will release an item, [[UnstableEquilibrium but if you haven't powered up your weapon, good luck with that]l.

** Starting with stage 4, one type of enemy you'll encounter is a high-speed bomber that descends rapidly down the screen and fires a stream of bullets from you. Destroying it will release an item, but if you haven't powered up your weapon, good luck with that.

* ThatOneBoss: The boss of Stage 7, T-G95 Grind Gear, a pair of units joined together by a bridge. It fires a fast and constant barrage of bullets, and if you destroy the bridge to separate the units it becomes even more difficult to dodge their fire. Most players just [[HoldTheLine choose to time it out]], and there's even a [=PlayStation=] trophy for [[PacifistRun doing so without inflicting any damage to the boss]].

* DemonicSpiders:
** Tanks are one of the most feared [[{{Mook}} regular enemies]] in the game, due to their tendency to snipe you from the other side of the screen the moment you scroll them into view. It's rather telling that in the ''Kyukyoku Tiger Heli'' release, most of the "CAUTION" alerts from the Enemy Alert gadget are for tanks, and many of the "DANGER" alerts are for tanks from behind.

* DemonicSpiders: Starting with stage 4, one type of enemy you'll encounter is a high-speed bomber that descends rapidly down the screen and fires a stream of bullets from you. Destroying it will release an item, but if you haven't powered up your weapon, good luck with that.

* ThatOneBoss: The boss of Stage 7, T-G95 Grind Gear, a pair of units joined together by a bridge. It fires a fast and constant barrage of bullets, and if you destroy the bridge to separate the units it becomes even more difficult to dodge their fire. Most players just [[HoldTheLine choose to time it out]], and there's even an achievement for [[PacifistRun doing so without inflicting any damage to the boss]].

* ThatOneBoss: The boss of Stage 7, T-G95 Grind Gear, a pair of units joined together by a bridge. It fires a fast and constant barrage of bullets, and if you destroy the bridge to separate the units it becomes even more difficult to dodge their fire. Most players just [[HoldTheLine choose to time it out]].

* BreatherBoss: The [[DualBoss bosses]] of stage 3, T-C3 Samidalen #EB and T-C4 Samidalen #YS are considerably easier than others, with their sole gimmick simply consisting of firing aimed streams of bullets with virtually no spread to their patterns. As long as you dodge slowly, defeating them is not terribly difficult.

* BreatherBoss: The [[DualBoss bosses]] of stage 3 are considerably easier than others, with their sole gimmick simply consisting of firing aimed streams of bullets with virtually no spread to their patterns. As long as you dodge slowly, defeating them is not terribly difficult.