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Joel edited this page Mar 12, 2017 · 58 revisions

Welcome to the Gunbird wiki!

About the game

Gunbird is a vertical scrolling shoot 'em up game developed and published by Psikyo and originally released for Japanese arcade machines in 1994.

Captures in-game

The game features a cast of five characters in scrolling levels with a variety of enemies that shoot bullets at the character. The player has to advance and complete the different levels using regular projectiles and unique bombs as they evade the enemies' attacks. When killing enemies (and also upon dying), bombs and powerups may drop. Taking these powerups improves the character's shooting in different ways (depending on the chosen character), for example by increasing the fire rate or the spread of the bullets.

Wiki Contents

Development Team

This wiki was entirely created by Edgypoint:

Team Logo.

Management:

  • Cristian Palos Lasala
  • Github: Kistofe

Code:

  • Jaume Surís Valhondo
  • Github: Farmak09

Art & Design:

Quality Assurance:

  • Lorién Portella López
  • Github: Witiza

We don't own any rights over Gunbird and its intellectual properties. The credit for the game goes entirely to Psikyo, currently property of X-Nauts. All the information in this Github wiki was gathered by Edgypoint and the rest of the teams working in Gunbird for Project 1. All data is free to use, as in Edgypoint we think that it will make it easier for people who are working in anything related with Gunbird.

Links to other teams' wikis:

Ratkid Studio TM: https://github.com/lFreecss/Gunbird/wiki

Frozensloth Studios: https://github.com/Wilhelman/Gunbird_P01/wiki

Coded Dreams: https://github.com/Adria-F/Gunbird-Coded-Dreams/wiki

Watermelon $quad: https://github.com/Dtotoro27/Watermelon-Squad/wiki

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