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Dragon Breed for arcade (Irem/1989). Horizontal scrolling shoot 'em up arcade game with a unique gameplay twist where you ride an invincible dragon while your human character remains vulnerable. The dragon features a charge shot similar to Irem's classic R-Type. Was popular and ported to many home computers back... show more

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Witchdoktor22 days ago

Besides Dragon Breed, also there was a clone called as Saint Dragon

Dante retro dev 💾22 days ago

This one is even better, I always recommend it among the good arcade conversions for the Amiga - and I also played it on the arcade back then for comparison:

Witchdoktor22 days ago

Dragon Breed on Amiga 500

いずみよしき22 days ago

そのR-TYPEやメタルスラッグシリーズに関わったakio氏がメインデザインを担当　音楽はMr.HELIの大冒険や最後の忍道を担当した大木氏最後の作品(制作後元の音楽業界に復帰)

RetroSnackBar22 days ago

Could just tell the new generation that this is a newly made game that’s a tribute to ASOIAF and they’d believe you 😂

無眠森蚺21 days ago

This game in its arcade version, had a very unique joystick You can twist the joystick for adjusting dragon's body, which was one of its kind even for today

Tanuki Dan22 days ago

Holy crap this looks awesome

Fusca Azul Calcinha21 days ago

CARAAAAAA obrigado por me lembrar desse game, eu tenho uma memória dele mas nunca soube o nome ♥️♥️

Gamboland21 days ago

Invincible dragon, vulnerable hero, maximum arcade chaos!

Theapropos21 days ago

@PandaSub2000 stream with blabs?

僕のぷくぷく21 days ago

何か惜しい作品だなストライダー飛龍のスピンオフみたいにすれば良かったのに

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