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Yes, this is truly fantastic journalism. I actually just bought this game on Steam alongside all the other Toaplan games. All together are on a sale in a bundle at $48, down from $126, and completely worth it. It doesn't get better than this.

That's an amazing release. I would definitely be jealous of anyone getting those physical copies. If I had a Genesis I would say these are basically essential.

That said, the second collection should have come with Twin Hawk as well, which was also originally released for the Mega Drive. That way, between both collections, it would have been complete for the original releases.

If eventually they plan to make another, then I guess they can throw Twin Hawk in there and maybe add some extra ones that were not in the Genesis like Flying Shark, and Tiger-Heli, that came out for the NES.

After that, they can still release the others missing, which would be Batsugun, Dogyuun, Truxton II, and Vimana, that were just on Arcades, and didn't have a console port, although Batsugun did, which was their last shoot 'em up, and it was on the Saturn.

That's before they became Cave, Takumi, Gazelle, Eighting, and Tamsoft, through which they continue to release spectacular shoot 'em ups, beat 'em ups, run 'n gun, hack 'n slash, and fighters.