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Tuesday, August 01, 2006
Noiz2 may sound like the prequel to Kenta Cho's Noiz2sa, but besides the abstract shapes there is practically nothing similar between the both of them. The game requires Java installed to run, but no button presses are required for shooting. Position your ship in front of an enemy to fire at it.

Green stars can be collected for points. This particular effort has been largely ignored because of the application requirements.

Name: Noiz2
Developer: Kenta Cho
Category: Shooter
Type: Flash
Size: 1MB