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There are 16 areas to blast your way though. You'll find yourself trusting your instincts half the time when getting past some parts.Or is that just me? There are several types of enemies on both the ground and sky, including black dots, rotating cog like things, and tanks that don't attack. They both fire lazer bullet things at you, so you also have to keep an eye on that as well. This is a nice idea for game play, as you constantly have to focus on the sky and ground. See that blue square with the white cross in it? That marks where your lazer bomb will land. Your lazer bombs destroy enemies on the ground. Your lazer bullets destroy enemies in the sky. You have two weapons, your lazer bullet things, and your lazer bomb things. Now we have the story out of the way, lets focus on the game play. You - the one-man army of this game - must defeat the on-coming Xevious and save the world. Well, for what ever reason, they seek to conquer. Hey, they might be even more advanced than us. It can't be for the technology, as they clearly had the stuff to leave earth in the first place.

Why do they want it back when they were living on a planet in the first place? They left for a reason. Ironic, don't you think? They are known as the Xevious, and they want their planet back. They then discover that aliens are really man-kind themselves. So the story goes a little like this: Man-kind seek to discover aliens. So lets have a look at this game and see what it has to offer. This one seems closest to the original, with one small factor that the beacons and bonus flags are missing, but that's ok, because the epicness of this game still stands in this version. It began on an arcade machine in 1982, but sadly Vizzed doesn't support that kind of console on this website, but thankfully some people have made hacks to import them on certain consoles, such as the Atari 2600 and the NES. Xevious - The Avenger Review by: Zircron Swift - 9.1/10 Xevious Review This game was one of the first slide-scrolling shooters out there and is diffidently a classic.