Depth: 8/10 For an arcade game, Galaga has a good amount of depth. Story: N/A Galaga doesn't have a story, therefore I'm leaving this category blank. For these reasons, I'm giving the addictiveness a 10. Galaga has loads of replay value, so you'll be trying to beat your high score for a long time. While you'll lose a life in the process, you can gain extra firepower, so it's definitely worth the risk. If you do this, you can get a second fighter to join your other ship on the screen, which can really help you destroy the enemies faster. The best example is the fact that you can let a 'boss' galaga take away one of your fighters by letting it use it's tractor beam on you, and then shoot it once it tries to attack again. One reason why I feel this way is because there's some interesting features in this game that sets it apart from arcade shooters that came before it. It turns something as seemingly simple as shooting aliens into a memorable experience that will make you want to come back for more. Addictiveness: 10/10 Galaga is one of the most addicting arcade games of all time. Overall, Galaga has great music and sound effects, so I'm giving the sound a 9. Only Pac-Man's opening theme impressed me more. The start theme in particular is one of the most catchy pieces of music I've heard in an arcade game. The sound the game makes when you shoot and destroy your enemies is very satisfying to hear. Sound: 9/10 Galaga has some of the best sound effects I've heard in an arcade game. Overall, I think that Galaga is a very good looking game for it's time, so I'm giving the graphics an 8. The background looks the way you'd expect it to, a black background with tiny dots that represent stars. Your ship and the enemies are very detailed and they have a good variety of colors.

Graphics: 8/10 For a game made in the early 80's, Galaga has really good graphics. Today, I will be reviewing the arcade version of this classic. This space shooting arcade classic was so popular that it got ported to multiple gaming systems and sequels were made. 9/10 Galaga Review In 1981, one of the most recognizable arcade games of all time was released, and that game was Galaga.

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