The fact that Konami choose not to put the Contra label on this game is a bit perplexing, especially since they've been so hard up to revitalize this franchise I mean, it plays like a Contra game it takes place in the Contra continuity and it solves all the criticism people had of 4 and Rebirth, which was that those two entries didn't bring anything new to the franchise. People just weren't making the type of games that I wanted to play for this generation, but then this came out, and I played nothing but this game for, like, 2 months straight. Props for the various color options doe, Pink Bahamut FTW.This, and probably Velocity, were the two games for this generation of console I could not put down, in the category of network released This, and probably Velocity, were the two games for this generation of console I could not put down, in the category of network released games, and store released too, honestly. I should dive back in again and replay for upgrade points, but it sucks that it doesn't appear that upgrade points are shared among the characters at all and each character must be played as to unlock upgrades for them. I don't think I've ever beaten this game before, but it is a game that one would feel euphoric for being able to beat it unscathed or with losing only a few lives or hit points.
Gameplay-wise, the game will be difficult for first timers to get accustomed to, and may require multiple replays to get better at it, especially since playing better earns you more points to unlock upgrades, and there are a lot of upgrades.
It was developed by Arc Systems and features their trademark 2D sprites and metal soundtrack, composed by Based Daisuke Ishiwatari.
Releasing first to the Xbox 360 then a month later on PSN, Hard Corps Uprising is considered part of the Contra series.
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