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Nebula Fighter (Video Game)

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 Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })Nebula Fighter is a Horizontal Scrolling Shooter written by Holodream Software and was first published for DOS PCs in 1997, with a Microsoft Windows version following in 1999.In the late 20th century, the terrorists of the world began to grow in power. They eventually merged to form a massive empire and overthrew all the governments of the world, setting the stage for a new world order. In the process of world domination, the newly-formed empire realised that they could effectively rule the world through terror itself.A few decades later, in the year 2010, a space-faring race called the Venishians arrived on Earth. They brought with them some of their technology, including a number of highly sophisticated spaceships. With their visit, the empire realised that there were other civilisations in space that could be subdued and dominated like the various world governments in the past.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); })The Venishian spaceships were captured and the scientists of Earth constructed a massive invasion force using Venishian technology. The empire's target is the Venishian homeworld, and you are the invasion force's advance scout, sent ahead to secure the asteroid belt ringing the Venishian homeworld and signal the rest of the invasion force to begin their attack once it is done. This task completed, you are instructed to wait in orbit until the rest of the attack force arrives. However, you decide to disobey the order and single-handedly subdue the Venishians on your own instead....Or you can ignore the plot completely and just plow through 21 levels of Stuff Blowing Up, which was what the game was remembered for.Once touted by the Adrenaline Vault as having the potential to re-define the Shoot 'em Up genre, Nebula Fighter left a lasting impression on most players back at the turn of the millennium for multiple reasons. Apart from inverting the typical Shoot 'em Up plot by putting the player in the role of the antagonist, the game was considered one of the more aesthetically appealing ones of its time. Nebula Fighter also had a rather unique take on Boss Fights: each level ended with one, and most of the bosses drop their signature weapon when defeated, which could be picked up by the player for use. During levels, the player could also pick up secondary weapons such as side missiles and a rear-firing drone.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_3'); })The game is currently freeware and can be downloaded from the link at the bottom of this page.This game provides examples of:
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