Here is the making of from the documentry, there are no subtitles or translation yet, i might put some on if i feel like it.

So tiktak has send me a .txt file with a player, so i am puting it here, a couple of problems with the timing sometimes, but it's a lot better than the original long text, thanks tiktak ;). here is the .txt file: subtitle translation.txt so tu use this with windows you can do this (this is the original soft that tiktak used): download this video pl

So here is my translation of the french documentary from the french video game channel "gameone". it's subject is shoot them up's. i have spent many hours (between 30 and 40) doing this so it would be good if people could ask me before hosting it anywhere else. i know there will be some mistakes, sorry for that, if you see any, contact me and i wil

This is supposed to be the japanease subtitles, i found them here: shmup_jp_061027_2214 use them the same way as the others

Fontaz's subtitle file, it is better syncronised than tiktak's one, and i corrected a few mestakes in it: shmup subtitles so tu use this with windows you can do this: get vlc: open the video file "open file (advanced)": then load the subtitle file like this: they also work with mplayer too: all you have to do is put them in the same directory.

Fontaz's subtitle file, this one is in italian: shmup_it so tu use this with windows you can do this: get vlc: open the video file "open file (advanced)": then load the subtitle file like this:

Narrator: in france we would call them “shoot them up”, or “shmup” or “shooter”. in japan it would be “shooting game” or “stg”, all of this is the same thing. that’s how we called the first genre of video games, the one who arrived before all of the others, the one who by his impact and long life was for a long time the symbol