History VideoGame / StraniaTheStellaMachina

It was later released for the Xbox 360 via UsefulNotes/XboxLiveArcade on March 30, 2011. Roughly two months after its release, G.rev released the [[DownloadableContent downloadable]] ''[[OneGameForThePriceOfTwo Side: Vower]]'' ExpansionPack for the game. As the title suggests, the ''Side: Vower'' expansion allows the players to play as the enemy forces, the Vower's Yosemite (player 1) and Su Quadra (player 2), while the game's original stages are played in reverse, adding in a new soundtrack, and throwing in a [[HarderThanHard harder]] game. A PC version has since been released in Fall of 2015 through UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}.

* EasyModeMockery: [[spoiler:Playing the game on Normal prevents you from facing the TrueFinalBoss, and ultimately, prevents you from seeing the game's ending.]]

* {{Handgun}}: [[spoiler:The only usable weapon the Stranians get to use during the True Final Boss battle after their mechas are wrecked beyond repair from escaping the exploding Vower fortress.]]

* [[spoiler:TrueFinalBoss: Only accessible on Hard and Expert difficulties.]]
** [[spoiler: After the Stranians narrowly escaped the explosion of the Vower's fortress, they are pitted against in one last stand-off with Yosemite's burning mecha while their are wrecked beyond repair with the {{handgun}} being the only usable weapon for the battle.]]
** [[spoiler:For the Vower, they face against Soichirou's mech while taking their mech's [[LimitBreak Overdose]] capabilities up to eleven.]]

** [[spoiler:For the Vower, they face against Soichirou's mech while taking their mech's [[LimitBreak Overdose]] capabilities UpToEleven.]]

* FrickinLaserBeams: Plenty of it, ranging from simple laser bullets, to powerful laser cannons that fill up the screen.

It was later released for the Xbox 360 via UsefulNotes/XboxLiveArcade on March 30, 2011. Roughly two months after its release, G.rev released the [[DownloadableContent downloadable]] ''Side: Vower'' ExpansionPack for the game. As the title suggests, the ''Side: Vower'' expansion allows the players to play as the enemy forces, the Vower's Yosemite (player 1) and Su Quadra (player 2), while the game's original stages are played in reverse, adding in a new soundtrack, and throwing in a [[HarderThanHard harder]] game. A PC version has since been released in Fall of 2015 through UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}.

* AnotherSideAnotherStory: The ''Side: Vower'' [[DownloadableContent downloadable]] [[ExpansionPack expansion]].

It was later released for the Xbox 360 via UsefulNotes/XboxLiveArcade on March 30, 2011. Roughly two months after its release, G.rev released the [[DownloadableContent downloadable]] ''Side: Vower'' ExpansionPack for the game. As the title suggests, the ''Side: Vower'' expansion allows the players to play as the enemy forces, the Vower's Yosemite (player 1) and Su Quadra (player 2), while the game's original stages are played in reverse, adding in a new soundtrack, and throwing in a [[HarderThanHard harder]] game. A PC version is planned for a late Fall 2015 release through UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}.

* MacrossMissileMassacre

* TokenMiniMoe: Su Quadra.

''Strania -The Stella Machina-'' is a VerticalScrollingShooter by G.rev, the same developers behind ''VideoGame/BorderDown'' and ''VideoGame/SenkoNoRonde'', as well as the providers of the engine used in Creator/{{Treasure}}'s ''VideoGame/{{Ikaruga}}''. ''Strania'' is an old throwback to classic arcade shooters of the 1980s.

The arcade game was first released in 2009, players take the role of the Stranian force's Soichirou Touma (Player 1) and Yu Beatrix Barrett (Player 2) as they pilot their {{Mecha}} and take on the Vower. Just as the old shoot 'em up days, players plows through everything that stands in their way, collecting various weapon {{Power Up}}s, and generally [[StuffBlowingUp blowing stuff up]].

It was later released for the Xbox 360 via XboxLiveArcade on March 30, 2011. Roughly two months after its release, G.rev released the [[DownloadableContent downloadable]] ''Side: Vower'' ExpansionPack for the game. [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin As the title suggests]], the ''Side: Vower'' expansion allows the players to play as the enemy forces, the Vower's Yosemite (Player 1) and Su Quadra (Player 2), while the game's original stages are played in reverse, adding in a new soundtrack, and throwing in a [[HarderThanHard harder]] game.

* AllThereInTheManual

* BodyBackupDrive: Beatrix, considering she has been killed in battle three times already and 70% of her physical body was recreated wih cultivated cells.

* EveryTenThousandPoints
* ExcusePlot
* EyepatchOfPower: Beatrix.
* FrickinLaserBeams

* MechaMooks

* MoreDakka

* RazorWind: The men of the game when dual-wielding swords. The women makes use of a SpinAttack.
* ScoringPoints
* ShootEmUp: Of the old-scool variety.

* SpreadShot: The Vulcan weapon.

* SwordLines

'''''Strania -The Stella Machina-''''' is a vertically-scrolling ShootEmUp by G.rev, the same developers behind ''BorderDown'' and ''SenkoNoRonde'', as well as the providers of the engine used in {{Treasure}}'s ''VideoGame/{{Ikaruga}}''. ''Strania'' is an old throwback to classic arcade shooters of the 1980s.

'''''Strania -The Stella Machina-''''' is a vertically-scrolling ShootEmUp by G.rev, the same developers behind ''BorderDown'' and ''SenkoNoRonde'', as well as the providers of the engine used in {{Treasure}}'s ''{{Ikaruga}}''. ''Strania'' is an old throwback to classic arcade shooters of the 1980s.

* InterfaceScrew: Mission 1's boss for the Vower, as it jams the visual display the game's screen to the point of {{Pixelation}}.