There is a Game Boy game of the same name in Europe, but this is based on a separate and much older TwinBee game (known as TwinBee Da!! in Japan) from 1990 that was brought over to Europe in 1994 and renamed Pop'n TwinBee to capitalize on the success of this game. The game was followed by Pop'n TwinBee: Rainbow Bell Adventures the subsequent year, which is more of a side-scrolling platformer.
Pop and twinbee series#
Pop'n TwinBee uses the advancements to the series introduced with the prior game Detana!! TwinBee.
The SNES version was released in Japan and Europe in 1993. The TwinBee series is a notable example of a " cute 'em up", and Pop'n TwinBee is the Super Famicom debut of the series. The game was reviewed by Weekly Famitsu, and was given a score of 30 out of 40.Pop'n TwinBee is a vertical-scrolling shoot 'em up from Konami featuring TwinBee and WinBee, two anthropomophic robots colored blue and pink respectively. This feature is intended to allow less experienced players enjoy the game if they're playing with a more experience partner. During couple mode, the enemy attacks will aim primarily at Player 1 if two players are playing together. On the game's option settings, the player can adjust the game's difficulty, controls, and sound, as well as switch between "normal" and "couple" mode.
Pop and twinbee upgrade#
As usual, the main power-up items are bells that can change colors by shooting them in the air, giving the player a different upgrade when one is retrieved depending on the bell's color. During a 2-player game, one player can give the other player a bit of their life energy to replenish it or even use the other player's ship as a projectile against the enemy. The player can only perform this attack based on the number of stocks they have. The player can shoot tiny-sized replicas of their ship that will fly and attack all on-screen enemies. The player can also attack airborne enemies with their ship's punches as well at close range. Like in previous TwinBee games, the player shoots at airborne enemies with their gun and drops bombs to the land. When the player loses, they will be given a chance to restart at the stage where they left off, but only limited chances are given to continue. Unlike previous games, instead of extra lives, the player has a life meter that determines how much damage the player's ship can take before losing. The player's objective is to maneuver their spacecraft through a series of seven stages and defeat every enemy who gets in the way, facing a boss at the end of each stage. Like in previous TwinBee, up to two players can play simultaneously, Player 1 controls TwinBee (the blue aircraft), while Player 2 controls WinBee (the pink aircraft) When the player begins the game, they'll be asked to enter their name and choose between three types of companion ships (whether their companions will follow their ship, engulf them, or surround them). The gameplay is similar to Detana!! TwinBee, the second coin-op game in the series, but with a few notable additions and changes. Mardock now seeks to conquer the world with an army of Acorn Men and only TwinBee and WinBee can stop him. Mardock, who was once a benevolent scientist until a bump in the head turned him insane. Madoka reveals that she is the granddaughter of Dr. The game's opening sequence shows TwinBee and WinBee patrolling the skies of Donburi Island when they suddenly receive a distress signal from a young girl named Madoka.
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