R-Type Dimensions EX is coming to the PC on November 28th

Tozai Games has announced that R-Type Dimensions EX will be released on the PC, via Steam, on November 28th. R-Type Dimensions EX includes both acclaimed arcade classics initially published by Irem, R-Type (1987) and R-Type II (1989). Each title can be played in classic mode with the original 2D graphics and retro music, or with hi-res 3D graphics and remastered audio.

Three new features will be introduced in this edition: Full Power-Up Mode, which allows players to power their ships to maximum weapon in Infinite Mode; Fast Forward, the ability to speed up the game in any mode; and crystal-clear 1080p resolution. The Switch version will also feature in-game achievements.

Additional features of R-Type Dimensions include:

  • Two complete games – Includes all eight original R-Type levels and all six original R-Type II levels
  • Multiple gameplay options – Switch between hi-res 2D/3D graphics with revamped music, or play the classic versions with the push of a button
  • Infinite Mode and Level Select – Learn the levels inside and out for the perfect 1CC runs
  • Co-Op Mode – Two players can play together “couch co-op” style or add collision for competitive play
  • Slow-motion play function – Weave through bullets and enemies with ease
  • Custom controller configuration – Change the button layout to match your play style
R-Type Dimensions EX (Nintendo Switch/Steam) launch trailer

2 thoughts on “R-Type Dimensions EX is coming to the PC on November 28th”

  1. Day 1 for me. I have it on the 360 and it is an amazing Arcade port ++.

    The new on demand 2.5D mode with dynamic lighting looks incredible. Hands down the best version of R-Type and R-Type II you can find and it packs an epic re master that is done right. If you still like the OG old school version it has that mode as well(it is MAME quality).

  2. Definitely looking forward to this if the price is right given that the original arcade coin-op ROMs can be played for free via MAME. I probably prefer the original art style and soundtrack too albeit I freely admit that may be due to nostalgia.

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