제비우스 미디어 목록
List of Xevious media제비우스 | |
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장르 | 수직 스크롤 슈터 |
개발자 | 남코 |
게시자 | 남코 반다이남코엔터테인먼트 |
작성자 | 엔도 마사노부 |
플랫폼 | 포트
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첫 번째 릴리스 | 제비우스 1983년 1월 |
최신 릴리즈 | 제비우스 부활 2009년 1월 29일 |
제비어스는 반다이 남코 엔터테인먼트가 출판한 슈팅업 비디오 게임 프랜차이즈다.아타리에 의해 1983년 1월 일본에서, 그리고 한 달 후 북아메리카에서 첫 번째 엔트리가 발매되었다.드루라가 탑의 창시자로도 알려진 엔도 마사노부가 만들었다.[1]이 게임은 여러 속편, 스핀오프, 재상상을 받았는데, 가장 최근의 것은 2009년의 재범 부활이다.제비우스 게임은 많은 플랫폼에 포팅되어 여러 남코 컴파일로 편찬되었다.이 프랜차이즈에는 메인라인 출품작 7편과 스핀오프 5편 등 12개 게임, 사운드트랙 앨범, 파칭코 머신, 그루브 코퍼레이션이 제작한 애니메이션 장편영화 등이 포함되어 있다.
이 시리즈의 게임플레이는 솔발루라는 이름의 우주선을 일련의 레벨에 걸쳐 제어하고, 적에게 총을 쏘고, 그들의 발사체를 피하는 것으로 구성되어 있다.[1][2]솔발루에는 두 가지 무기, 즉 공중에 기반을 둔 적을 파괴하는 에어재퍼와 지상 적을 파괴하는 블라스터 폭탄이 있다.이후 게임은 추가 재생 가능한 배, 파워 업, 보호 방패, 2인용 협동 플레이와 같은 역학을 도입한다.비평가들은 소급해서 이 게임을 이 종류의 가장 중요한 게임 중 하나로 분류해 왔다.[1][2]최초의 수직스크롤 슈터로 인정받고 있으며, 상사를 구현한 최초의 비디오 게임 [2]중에서는 미리 렌더링된 비주얼,[3] 응집력 있는 세계와 스토리 라인으로 인정받고 있다.[2]제비우스는 [4]그라디우스, [2]트윈비,[5] 자낙, 레이포스와 같은 영감을 받은 게임들이다.[6]타지리 사토시 등 게임 디자이너와 호소노 하루오미 같은 뮤지션에게 영향을 미쳤다.[7][8]
비디오 게임
제목 | 세부 사항 |
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원래 릴리스 날짜:[2][9] | 시스템별 출시 연도: 1983 – 아케이드 1984 – 패밀리 컴퓨터,[10] Apple II[11] 1985 – PC-88[12] 1986 – 아타리 7800[13] 1987 – Commodore 64,[14]Atari ST,[15]Amstrad CPC,[16]ZX 스펙트럼[14] 1988 – 닌텐도 엔터테인먼트 시스템[17] 1990 – 패미컴 디스크 시스템[10] 2001 – Windows,[18]Sharp Zaurus[2] 2002 – 휴대 전화(i-Appli),[19]자바[2] 2004 – 게임보이 어드밴스[20] 2007 – Xbox 360[21] 2009 – Wii 가상 콘솔[22] 2010 – 휴대 전화(i-Mode)[23] 2011 – 닌텐도 3DS[24] |
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원래 릴리스 날짜:[9]
| 시스템별 출시 연도: 1984 – 아케이드 1987 – 샤프 X68000[32] |
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원래 릴리스 날짜:[9] | 시스템별 출시 연도: 1984 – 아케이드 1985 – PC-8801[32] 1986 – 샤프 X1[32] 2009 – Wii 가상 콘솔[36] |
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원래 릴리스 날짜:[40]
| 시스템별 출시 연도: 1986 – 패밀리 컴퓨터, 오락실 |
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원래 릴리스 날짜:[43]
| 시스템별 출시 연도: 1988 – MSX2 1990 – PC 엔진[44] |
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XVM 원래 릴리스 날짜:[47]
| 시스템별 출시 연도: 1990 – MSX2 |
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원래 릴리스 날짜:[9]
| 시스템별 출시 연도: 1991 – 아케이드 2009 – Wii 가상 콘솔[49] |
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원래 릴리스 날짜:[9] | 시스템별 출시 연도: 1995 – 아케이드 |
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원래 릴리스 날짜:[55][56] | 시스템별 출시 연도: 1996 – 아케이드 1997 – PlayStation[57] 2015 – PlayStation Network[58] |
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3D Machiuke 애플리케이션: 제비우스 원래 릴리스 날짜:[64]
| 시스템별 출시 연도: 2001 – 휴대 전화 |
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원래 릴리스 날짜:[66]
| 시스템별 출시 연도: 2006 – 플러그 앤 플레이 |
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원래 릴리스 날짜:[67][68][69] | 시스템별 출시 연도: 2009 – PlayStation 3 |
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기타 매체
제목 | 출시일자 | 매체형 | |
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파드라우트 | 1991[8] | 소설 | |
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제비우스 | 2002년[75] 8월 10일 | 본 영화 | |
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CR 제비우스 WZ CR 제비우스 X CR 제비우스 Y | 2003년[77] 5월 6일 | 파칭코 | |
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DOORS 제비우스 | 2009년[79] 4월 5일 | 게임쇼 | |
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메모리얼 게임 컬렉션 시리즈 - 솔발루 | 2013년[80] 4월 | 모델 키트 | |
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사운드트랙
제목 | 출시일자 | 길이 | 라벨 | |
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비디오 게임 음악 | 1984년[81] 4월 23일 | 30:13 | LDK 스튜디오 | |
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슈퍼제비우스 | 1984년[83] 8월 29일 | 15:44 | 알파 레코드 | |
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제비우스 3D/G+ 테크노 매니아 | 1997년[85] 10월 | 76:46 | 포니 캐년 | |
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남코 사운드 - 제비우스 | 2009년[86] 9월 2일 | 남코사운즈 | ||
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제비우스 30주년 기념 공물 | 2013년[87] 1월 29일 | 남코사운즈 | ||
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