Ketsui Deathtiny: Kizuna Jigoku Tachi

M2's glorious port of what many argue to be CAVE's greatest accomplishment, Ketsui Deathtiny, is a PS4 exclusive so good that it single-handedly guarantees a Sony console permanent residence in my entertainment unit. (Not even Bloodborne can claim that with me!) Arranged soundtracks, a beautiful stereo remaster of the original OST, tons of customizable options, M2 Gadgets, a new Super Easy Mode for beginners and multiple variations of the game await you. It's the most definitive release of Ketsui one could ever need for a lifetime.

Yes, the physical release-- only available as an import from Japan until Limited Run gets off its lazy butt-- is chock-a-block with Japanese language filling the menus, but the love for this game and its release has manifested itself in English translations easily found online. The yin-yang dichotomy is that the DLC is on disc, but the final version of the game is not. Still, it's fully functional offline with a non-PSN local account, trophies and all.

You cannot tell me you love shmups if you don't own this game!

Now... all we need is CAVE's 1997 masterpiece, DoDonPachi.

I haven't heard much about this title growing up, but seeing how it was made by Cave, I had to give it a try... and this is an awesome title that deserves more light shined on.

Cave at its best again, another classic shooter which M2 shot triggers have given this a lick of their magic (I own the ps3 version) and can honestly say they have packed this ps4 version with options and game modes. If you love cave games, this is a must buy.

I had to dish out 115$ cad for this... I'm happy to say it is well worth it. Worked its way into my top 3 Shmups. Great replayability. Very easy platinum trophy to if thats your scene.

Can't say anything bad about this one. Simple bullets and death accompanied me for over 10 hrs. Be a masochist and load this one up, you won't regret it, i just hope M2 grabs other Cave entries and give us the fans more ways to experience the bullet hell genre