R-Type Dimensions III Review: Style Over Substance
R-Type has been one of the defining names in the shoot ’em up genre since the original arcade cabinet debuted back in 1987, and R-Type III: The Third Lightning has…
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R-Type has been one of the defining names in the shoot ’em up genre since the original arcade cabinet debuted back in 1987, and R-Type III: The Third Lightning has…
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