[Bryan See]

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/the-nuttery-to-develop-the-iconic-game-galaga-into-animated-series-300492551.html

With the development of the iconic game Galaga into an animated series, I think it's the best time to discuss the United Galaxy Space Force and its games by Bandai Namco.

Of utmost discussion is Galaxian 3: Project Dragoon, whose attraction surprised and impressed people with how it provided entertainment beyond expectations, making it a topic of discussion to this day.

[The E]

Ace Combat 3 is the best UGSF game.

[Novachen]

But only in the japanese version

[Bryan See]

You're talking about Ace Combat 3. The UGSF series official website has English translation, but this applies on the timeline, not the blog at the least.

I've never played it before because I didn't have a Playstation console.

Anyway, have you talked about games past AC3? Like Galaxian 3?

[Colonol Dekker]

Noon ooh R-Type is best pre ace combat game and ace combat 4 is best ace combat game

[Bryan See]

Noon ooh R-Type is best pre ace combat game and ace combat 4 is best ace combat game

Ace Combat 4 is pre-UGSF. Here we are talking about the UGSF series, which spans from Ace Combat 3 to Thunder Ceptor.

[Colonol Dekker]

But 4 is later than 3.

[The E]

But 4 is later than 3.

The way Bandai Namco have defined the UGSF franchise, Ace Combat 3 (the chronologically last, or at least latest, Ace Combat) is the earliest game in the UGSF series. All the other Ace Combats, which are set before AC3, are not technically part of UGSF.

[Novachen]

Well... actually i do not have a clue how this Universe could be work without any inconsistencies.

I mean.. even Ridge Racer is part of it. Ridge Racer!

[Bryan See]

Not just Ridge Racer. But also... The Galaxian series, Star Luster, StarBlade, Bounty Hounds, New Space Order, and Star Ixiom.

[Colonol Dekker]

Everything from bandai?.........
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bandai-BAN07906-BAN07906-Toy-Story/dp/B01J7JN5YM

[Bryan See]

No. You are referring to a Toy Story toy by Bandai by mistake. You are referring to the UGSF video games by Namco Bandai, Colonol Dekker.

[Colonol Dekker]

Soooooooooooooooooooo
Dig dug enemies.

Let's fill a mission with them.



http://namco.wikia.com/wiki/United_Galaxy_Space_Force

[Bryan See]

Ace Combat 3: Electrosphere (1999)
Cyber Sled (1993)
Cyber Commando (1994)
Burning Force (1989)
Galaxian3 (1990)
The Rising of Gourb (1996)
Galaxian (1979)
Galaga (1981)
Bosconian (1981)
Gaplus (1984)
Galaga '88 (1987)
Blast Off (1989)
Final Blaster (1990)
Bounty Hounds (2005)
Attack of the Zolgear (1990)
StarBlade (1991)
Dig Dug (1982)
Dig Dug II (1985)
Baraduke (1985)
Bakutotsu Kijūtei (1988)
Mr. Driller (1999)
Star Trigion (2002)
Star Luster (1985)
Star Ixiom (1999)
Mizurio Blood (2007)
StarBlade: Operation Blue Planet (2001)
Shingun Detsroy! Girl's Tank Battalion (2014)
New Space Order (2004)
Thunder Ceptor (1986)
3D Thunder Ceptor II (1986)

[Colonol Dekker]

Thank you for repeating what I'd posted a link to already without further comment.

[Nightmare]

Well these wikia pages don't work on phones anymore so it's a service.

[Bryan See]

Oh, why can't we discuss all UGSF games here?

We know Galaxian3 is a subject of discussion that continues to this very day.

[Scourge of Ages]

Ooh, Galaga! I understood that reference!

[Bryan See]

Ooh, Galaga! I understood that reference!

Galaga is part of UGSF. It appeared in Star Ixiom.