Pure homage to the classic 90’s Arcade shoot’em up!
 
Some 28 years have passed since the Earth Defence deployed Yellow Cherry and Red Fox to stop the imminent invasion from an unknown alien race. 52 light years away on the edge of our galaxy the threat has reared its ugly head again and this time they mean business.
 
There’s just one thing to do, dust off the finest Earth Defence ships ever made and send the alien scum packing. It’s apparent that these relics from a war time that was forgotten had seen better days and only one ship, the Yellow Cherry, could be saved using parts from Red Fox which was critically damaged in the war of the past.
 
Are you up for the task of saving Earth?
 
FEATURES:
Switch between four distinct weapon types (laser, hawk, etc.) in real-time to adapt to situations.
Power up weapons, missiles, and shields up to level 7 by collecting pickups or using end-stage bonuses.
Hypershot: Each weapon has a powerful, rechargeable hypershot attack, but using it temporarily reduces the weapon to its base power level.
Death Penalty: Losing a life only drops the equipped weapon by one level, making it less punishing than some classics. 
Music composed by Allister Brimble (Alien Breed, Body Blows, Project-X, Colonization, Driver or Superfrog).
Support HD VGA Cables and HDMI Cables
Region Free
 
INCLUDES:
Profesionally Pressed Disc
8 Page booklet
 
INFORMATION:
TITLE: Andro Dunos 2
EDITION: Standard
PLATFORM: Sega Dreamcast
UPC: 754194163156
REGION: Region Free
FIRST RELEASE: January 2023
UPDATED RELEASE: August 2026
GENRE: Arcade Shooter/Shmup
PLAYER(S): 1 Player
DEVELOPER: Picorinne Soft
PUBLISHER: JoshProd
 
COMPATIBILITY:
New games for the Dreamcast system are produced with the leading standard of the industry. Using media production factories, high quality packaging and professional printers to create products just like they were released in 1999! While these games are not licensed or endorsed by Sega, they are Licensed by the software rights holder and manufactured on to media for consumer production and not knockoffs or burned cd copies. 
 
This is produced on MIL-CD, while the majority of  Dreamcast consoles are compatible with MIL based media, some of the units in the very last productions are unable to read the media. This can be identified by reading the production date information system label on the underside of the console. Units with a production date on or after November 2000 may not be compatible with this product