If you activate the double shot power-up, one of the shots will be directed up to the ceiling at a 45° angle and fire simultaneously with a regular shot. Ordinarily, the Metalion can fire off two shots on the screen at one time. The next set of missiles will not be fired off until all of the previous missiles have dispersed. Only one set of missiles can exist on the screen at one time. This power-up can be upgraded by selecting it a second time, at which point the missiles will speed up considerably. They will explode if they come into contact with an enemy, doing enough damage to destroy most basic enemies. They will continue to coast along the terrain as long as the terrain is flat or slopes downhill. The missile or missiles continue to drop down until they fall off the bottom of the screen, or until they land on the surface of some terrain. If you activate the missile power-up, the Metalion (and every Option that you have) will drop a missile down towards the bottom of the screen. Do not select a faster speed than you are comfortable handling. Every player has a speed at which they are most comfortable guiding the ship through obstacles. Doing so will cause a condition known as "over control," which occurs when the ship moves too quickly for you to make meaningful adjustments to its position in space. However, you should not apply this power-up to its maximum ability. The Speed Up power-up can be selected seven times before it depletes. The more Speed Ups you apply to the Metalion, the faster it can fly around obstacles and enemies, or line up with oncoming enemy crafts. Speed Up naturally increases the speed at which you may maneuver your ship across the screen. Below are the explanations of all of the power-ups available to your craft. You must collect the power-up capsules and strategically tap into the weapon enhancements in order to build upon the destructive power of the Metalion and steadily increase your offensive abilities. When the Metalion is launched, it's starts the mission out at the slowest speed with only the most basic weaponry. The Metalion can tap into energy deposits left behind by destroyed enemies (the power-up capsules) to drive weapon enhancement technology.
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Like the Vic Viper, the Metalion does not launch with anywhere near full capacity fire power. You must fly the Metalion through invading alien territory in an effort to defeat Venom and put an end to his galaxy conquering ways. While the physical structure of the ship and its flight capabilities remain more or less the same, the Metalion has a far more flexible power system, which is capable of absorbing abilities into its system that it did not originally launch with. You are the pilot of the Metalion, a ship which was modeled after the Vic Viper due to its success in the original Gradius event.
The Metalion model from Shooting Game Historica 1 You can only use the Power-Up button when a selection is highlighted, and the words are present in the power-up indicator shown to the right. Power-Up: Press the power-up button when you would like to activate whichever selection is highlighted in the power-up bar at the bottom of the screen.
Holding the button down with laser beams allows you to fire the longest possible uninterrupted beam. Holding the button down allows you to fire continuously, although it's possible to fire more rapidly than holding the button down ordinarily allows. You also press the fire button to launch missiles to the ground if the Missile power-up is enabled.
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