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Air Zonk
infoPC Denjin
PC原人シリーズ PC電人
Platforms: TurboGrafx-16
Year: 1992
Developed by: Naxat Soft, Red
Published by: Hudson Soft
Number of Files: 21
Total Filesize: 49 MB (MP3), 150 MB (FLAC)
Date Added: Mar 14th, 2022
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Album type: Gamerip
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Description
Air Zonk is a re-imagination of the Bonk video game series as a scrolling shooter set in the future. Artistically, the game is lighthearted, featuring humorous designs of the environment and the characters. During each of the five levels, the gameplay centers around the effective use of shooting and bombing to complete a stage. At the start, the player may pick a companion character to team up with, such as an anthropomorphic gumball machine or mummy with a drill attached to its head, in order to boost the Bonk's powers. The players can choose to limit the use of the designated companion characters for each level, or opt out of using companion characters altogether. Each companion character, or friend, can only be used once. Air Zonk takes on the distinct visual style that is sometimes called a "cute 'em up".
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COMMENTS
NOTHING beats pock'n stadium and psycoxy palace
Most video game albums are fairly standard and structured, with an occasional nice tune that stands out. Occasionally though, you get a composer like Tim Follin or Ryu Umemoto who just squeezes every ounce of power out of the synth they are using and tie it together into wonderful songs. The composers here, Hisashi Matsuphooeya and Daisuke Morishima, do that and do that superbly. Track 15 (Stage 5-3 (Boss Galore) is an excellent example of this, where they're just throwing instruments in left and right and going everywhere. That isn't something most musicians are capable of doing, and that kind of overall quality permeates the album. My only complaint is that some of the drums are a bit compressed with that static noise, but you really can't blame them for technological limitations and it really only stands out in the first track. Anyway, overall, I'd give this a 9.67/10. Not all the tracks are crazy good, with some just being fair, but the ones that are really kill it and the general quality is just so high.
In my opinion,
Superb: Stage 3 (Pock'n Stadium), Stage 5-3 (Boss Galore)
Also Great: Opening, Stage 2, Stage 5-4 (Cyber Chickens), Credits
This game really shows what the TurboGrafx16 can do. The music slaps, the graphics are a great step above the NES/SMS, and the gameplay is fun and hectic. Probably my second favorite shmup on the system, behind Soldier Blade.
best tg-16 imho!!!
great soundtrack
Denjin Bomber
10:22 May 3rd, 2025Offline