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  1. LactobacillusPrime
    Capcom's 1984 shmup 1942 which was the first game int he 19xx series of shmups produced by Capcom. A lovely 8 bit game that has been ported to various home computer systems back in the day. There's an excellent port on the MSX2 I showed a couple of videos ago.
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