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Cosmo Gang: The Video

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Also known as
コズモギャング ザ ビデオ

A fixed shooter where you battle evolving enemy formations and bosses across five planets.

Cosmo Gang: The Video was released for the Super Famicom (SNES) in Japan in 1992. The arcade original was also released in 1992, but the SNES version is a separate port; the earliest worldwide commercial release on the SNES platform is 1992.


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Released
1992
Genre
Perspective
Side view
Size
680.79 KB
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About Cosmo Gang: The Video

Cosmo Gang: The Video is a fixed-position shooter where the player controls a spacecraft along the bottom of the screen. The primary objective involves destroying enemy formations that descend from above while evading their attacks, which result in immediate destruction upon contact.

The game expands upon its genre influences by incorporating a defined structure of five planets, each containing five standard levels and a concluding bonus stage. This progression leads to a final boss encounter, providing a conclusive endpoint. Enemy behavior evolves during play, with foes adopting new attack patterns and formations.

Defeated enemies occasionally leave behind power-ups, such as protective shields or abilities that slow opposing forces. A separate weapon upgrade is obtained by targeting and hitting a specific, resilient alien that remains stationary at the top of the screen.

Cosmo Gang: The Video Screenshots

3 images
Title screen
Area 1
Galaga with a new look