Deathsmiles Reviews
Newest Review: ... from constantly pounding the attack button. Unlike some other games of its ilk, in Deathsmiles enemies can come at you from ... more
... both sides of the screen. Thankfully you can change the direction you are facing, to counter any foes sneaking up behind you, simply by tapping the relevant button found on the bottom right corner of the screen. Said corner also houses a button that allows you to change your projectile attack from a flurry of magical bolts to a laser like stream. There's also a "lock on" icon that can be held down to target the enemy closest to you, which comes in handy for hitting monsters that are positioned above or bel...morePrice Comparison for Deathsmiles
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Deathsmiles Deluxe Edition (Xbox 360) DEATHSMILES DELUXE X360 Last Update 21.05.2013 22:59
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£ 12.93
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Deathsmiles Deluxe Edition (Xbox 360) DEATHSMILES DELUXE X360 Last Update 21.05.2013 23:35
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£ 12.93
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Customer Deathsmiles Reviews (1)
by - written on 29/01/13 (Very useful, 78 readings)
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Deathsmiles is a side scrolling shooter developed by CAVE (Computer Art Visual Entertainment) who are the masters of making arcade style shoot-em-ups. The company, established by former employees of Toaplan, is known for their pedigree in creating quality blasters such as Akai Katana Shin and the Bug Princess series. Deathsmiles originally started life as an arcade game, before being ported to the Xbox and is now available on mobile devices such as the iPad, which is the version I am reviewing today. Buyers of this app will be presented with two modes of play - arcade and smartphone. As you would expect, arcade mode recreates the original game experience, ... Read the complete review
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