Aegis Wing

Aegis Wing is a side-scrolling Shoot 'em Up released in May 16, 2007 for the Xbox Live Arcade. Advertisement: The game takes place in 2105 where the Earth's environment is devastated and humankind travels through space in search of a new home world. The GAT-X303 Aegis Gundam is a prototype transformable mobile weapon, it is featured in the anime series Mobile Suit Gundam SEED. The unit is piloted by Athrun Zala. Designated as the commander unit of the Alliance's G Project due to its enhanced communication and analysis capabilities, Aegis.

Contents GameplayTypical gameplay screenshot.Aegis Wing is a side-view, where the player controls a small ship pitted against countless foes. While the scrolling backgrounds in the game are strictly non-interactive, the player must also avoid stationary mines positioned at certain points.

There is a boss at the end of some stages, requiring numerous shots to defeat.While the ship has only a single non-upgradeable main weapon, the player can collect one of four power-ups to grant access to a super weapon with a limited number of uses. Only a single super weapon can be carried at onceThe title supports up to four players playing co-operatively, either on the same console or via. If more than one player is playing, players can choose to temporarily attach their ship to that of their allies. When this occurs, one player pilots the combined ship, while the remaining player(s) are able to fire in a 360-degree arc. The super weapons become more powerful with each ship added to the formation.

In co-op, when a player dies, destroyed enemies sometimes leave behind a 'back ship' power-up; the surviving players can pick this up to resurrect one of their dead teammates.Development historyAccording to an developer's spotlight, the game was created when Microsoft's proposed a summer internship focused on game design. In response, three Microsoft interns, Scott Brodie, Danny Dyer and Matt Monson, created Aegis Wing in the summer of 2006. Dyer and Monson had been active members of the, a student organization at that encourages video game development among students. The three did all of the initial development work within their small team, although with artwork and audio support from other sources.

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The game was later brought to Xbox Live Arcade with assistance from.As the toolkit was not yet ready when the team began work, the team was required to create several of their own tools. Due to the limited time period available (i.e., just 3 months), they were also forced to remove certain features in order to maintain their schedule. For example, a planned ability to allow players to merge their ships in multiple configurations was scaled back to a more-manageable single configuration. Nonetheless, the interns were able to finish their work on Aegis Wing by the end of the summer, handing the game off to for final polish before release.References.

AchievementsHalfway Point (5) - Finish Mission 3 on any difficulty.Rookie (5) - Earn 30,000 points.Veteran (10) - Earn 100,000 points.Epic Warrior (10) - Form a four-ship (epic) formation.Diplomat (15) - Complete a level without firing.Immortal (15) - Complete a level without dying or losing allies.Teamwork (15) - Score 10,000 points while attached in a level.Untouchable (15) - Complete a level without taking damage.Exterminator (15) - Destroy all enemies in a level.Ace (20) - Earn 185,000 points.Hero (25) - Complete the game on Normal.Legend (50) - Complete the game on Insane.