Darius Cozmic Collection Arcade - Free PC Download

Über Darius Cozmic Collection Arcade

Darius is one of the pioneers of arcade side-scrolling shoot 'em up games, first released in 1986 in a custom, 3 screen cabinet featuring in-seat bass speakers to deliver the impact of the game direct to the player! The aquatically themed, giant robotic fish bosses and Zuntata-composed soundscapes captured the hearts and minds of arcade goes everywhere, and now Darius Cozmic Collection Arcade brings 4 of those titles (total 7 versions) from the Darius arcade series, each with added features, some exclusive to Steam!

Features:

  • Multi-monitor support (Steam only!)
    Use 2 or 3 monitors for that authentic arcade experience!
  • Simulated in-seat speaker(Steam only!)
    Replicate the arcade's seat speaker output using a sub-woofer!
  • Quick Save & Load
    Save at any point during the game, then come back later to practice!
  • Display features, Options & Gadgets galore
    Scale, smooth and add scanlines, adjust difficulty, number of lives and add information-displaying gadgets to customise your view!
  • Training Mode
    Set your powerup levels and choose which zone to practice!

DARIUS

Darius (Arcade, old version, 1986)
Announced in 1986 and released to arcades in 1987. The revolutionary 3-screen cabinet, in-seat bass speakers and iconic cast of colourful, aquatic-lifeform-themed boss characters, together with the now legendary soundtrack established its place in game fan's hearts. Other features carried over included the branching stage maps and power up system.

Darius (Arcade, new version, 1987)
A difficulty-balanced version of the previous release making boss battle easier the more powerups you have.

Darius (Arcade, extra version, 1987)
Further difficulty balances along with all new enemy placement makes for an easier game which gets much more difficult at the end.

DARIUS II

Darius II (Arcade, Dual Screen version, 1989)
A dual screen sequel to 1987's original game, with new bosses, new weaponry, the ability to switch directions during boss battles and... TUNA SASIMI!

SAGAIA

SAGAIA (Arcade, ver.1, 1989)
Darius II was redesigned for the international market with shorter stages and less bosses with less health, but higher overall difficulty to balance the changes out. As a result, some routes and bosses were removed completely.

SAGAIA (Arcade, ver.2, 1989)
Conceptually the same as version 1, but with various changes, this second version is shrouded in mystery and it's unknown whether it was ever available to play at the time.

Darius Gaiden

Darius Gaiden (Arcade, 1994)
The first Darius game available on a single screen, this allowed it to be installed in more arcades than its predecessors. Spectacular visuals with semi-transparent effects, parallax scrolling and breath-taking boss entrance scenes, the visuals are only surpassed by the difficulty! New to the series is the ability to capture and use mid-bosses, as well as the black hole bomb!

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Systemanforderungen

Betriebssystem
Min
Windows10(64bit)
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Windows10(64bit)
Prozessor
Min
Corei3-3120M
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intel Corei7-3770
Arbeitsspeicher
Min
2 GB RAM
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8 GB RAM
Grafik
Min
intelHD Graphics5000
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NVIDIA GTX760/AMD Radeon R9 270X
DirectX
Min
Version 9.0
Empf
Version 9.0
Speicher
Min
128 MB available space
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500 MB available space

Dies sind die vom Entwickler angegebenen Anforderungen, die möglicherweise nicht zu 100 % genau sind. Wenn deine Hardware unter dem Minimum liegt, probiere das Spiel trotzdem aus; viele Spiele laufen auch außerhalb der Spezifikationen gut. Im Zweifel schau dir Performance-Benchmarks auf YouTube an.

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