Fanswag: Bangai-O up for grabs

by David Hinkle { Aug 27th 2008 at 10:00AM }

Hey folks, do you like free stuff? Do you like free stuff that just so happens to also be totally awesome? Then enter our latest giveaway, right here, which will be hooking up two lucky readers with their own copy of Bangai-O Spirits (retails for $30)! How do you enter? That's easy!

Simply leave a comment telling us what your favorite Treasure shooter is. Need a refresher? Hit up our latest feature looking back at their wonderful shooters right here. Or, just hit up the gallery at the below of this post. You can leave one comment per day, between now and 11:59PM ET on Monday, September 1st, which is when the giveaway ends.

There is a catch, though. This latest giveaway is only open to current and legal residents of the United States and Canada (excluding Quebec). Also, entrants need to be at least 18 years of age. Read up on the official rules right here.

Best of luck to you all and thanks for reading DS Fanboy!

Gallery: Treasure shooters

Tags: bangai-o, bangaio, fanswag, shmup, shooter, treasure

Reader Comments (Page 7 of 7)

Roto13 @ Aug 31st 2008 10:10PM

Astro Boy!

l33tw33z3rg33k @ Aug 31st 2008 10:11PM

Gunstar Super Heroes

Leon Durham @ Aug 31st 2008 11:10PM

Ikaruga am I right?

nintendonick @ Aug 31st 2008 11:35PM

ikaruga on dc

mark @ Sep 1st 2008 12:09AM

i loved bangai-o on dreamcast especially with Sabu's amazing face in it

Sinister Slim @ Sep 1st 2008 2:52AM

Bangai-o... I liked getting nonsensical advice from a lady with a tree on her head...

Jose El Maton @ Sep 1st 2008 4:12AM

Last one. Gunstar Super Heroes because that's the only one I've played.

BlackDS @ Sep 1st 2008 6:00AM

Ikaruga

Ed K @ Sep 1st 2008 6:02AM

For me its Bangai-O on the Dreamcast. Reading all the ridiculous dialogue before fighting a boss was almost as fun as blowing things up and collecting fruit.

Noir @ Sep 1st 2008 7:07AM

Radiant Silvergun

MrTyzik @ Sep 1st 2008 8:15AM

Gradius

Cyber-Tyrant @ Sep 1st 2008 9:47AM

Gunstar Heroes

rikki @ Sep 1st 2008 10:18AM

Ikaruga. Still.

What's funny is that I've spent 14 hours with my PS2 over the weekend (enjoying my fanservice-filled Wild Arms V)

Totally forgot about trying the other V�as in, the Treasure-developed Gradius V. I've resigned myself to playing "whenever I get around to it".

btan @ Sep 1st 2008 11:28AM

Gradius

Roto13 @ Sep 1st 2008 11:42AM

Astro Boy: Omega Factor

l33tw33z3rg33k @ Sep 1st 2008 11:58AM

Gunstar Super Heroes

tomato @ Sep 1st 2008 12:03PM

Ikaruga FTW :)

PiemanPieman @ Sep 1st 2008 12:42PM

They're probably all my favorites, really. That or I just ran out of things to say to enter.

Paustinj @ Sep 1st 2008 1:03PM

Ikaruga is my favorite

Greg @ Sep 1st 2008 1:13PM

That would be Ikaruga

Woodhouse @ Sep 1st 2008 1:26PM

Ikaruga

Mr. Pants @ Sep 1st 2008 1:30PM

I haven't played Gunstar Heroes (:X!), nor have I tried Sin & Punishment (:X!), nor did I have a Sega Saturn.

But I DO have a Dreamcast, so I'm going with Ikaruga all the way, even if I suck at it (and even if the original Bangai-O rocked as well).

Lakupo @ Sep 1st 2008 3:39PM

Hrm, it may be overrated, but I still like the concept of Ikaruga and the presentation. But I did actually manage to finish Sin & Punishment, so maybe I'll go with that.

Martin @ Sep 1st 2008 3:50PM

Gunstar Heroes

bunnyworld @ Sep 1st 2008 5:26PM

Dreamcast Bangaio!

Cleaner @ Sep 1st 2008 5:55PM

Ikaruga

Andy @ Sep 1st 2008 6:27PM

I've never played any of Treasure's shooters, but I'm a fan of SciFi, so Alien Shooter looks to be right up my alley.

Azor @ Sep 1st 2008 6:37PM

Ikaruga stands tall in the treasure pillar. It combined the true excitement of bullet hell shmups with the pure concentration needed to have the right shield at the right time. If that wasnt enough it also has a killer boss theme. No refuge