TwinBee

I'm drawing a blank on the name of that series.

Twinbee.

So we had Stinger.

Oh, yes.

Yeah, with the bells.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

With the Twinbee.

Yeah.

Konami did, too.

They just went in a different direction, right? They did a Qtum up for that with Twinbee.

And technically it's close to lock on, right? But you had the two planes where you had to experiment, but they sort of did both.

Right.

But I think then this, it comes to this game and then the main thing they did different, which is also talked about in the shop relations interviews.

Like they made basically originally the, um, radical when you did the lock on laser, um, basically it can only target enemies in groups, and I guess somebody on the design team noticed this and they're like, why don't you just allow them to individually release each lock-on, and then on top of that, introducing the whole scoring mechanic where you have the multiplayer system, which we'll get later.

Yeah, it's definitely unique, and a lot of people when they consider, they think of Xevious or they think of the race here is they don't necessarily think about Twinbee, right? I mean, it's not something that a lot of people quickly...

And there's other things too, like...

We have game of the week.

Sony, a new game of the week too, right? We got TwinBee.

Oh, old school shmup.

Konami.