Sol Divide & Dragon Blaze offer a more imaginative Psikyo fantasy duo. Magic, dragons and retro arcade charm. More personality than polish, but utterly endearing.
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Compilation2 players12+
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A Psikyo and Taito compilation released in 2005 (Japan), the third and final volume of the Psikyo Shooting Collection. Includes Sol Divide (1997), a horizontal scrolling medieval fantasy shoot-em-up, and Dragon Blaze (2000), a vertical shoot-em-up featuring dragon riders. Both with polished arcade emulation. Japan exclusive.
The third Psikyo anthology pairs two heroic-fantasy verticals of contrasting designs but shared harshness: magic to manage in one, a dragon to wield in the other, and stubborn bosses throughout. Positioning, reading the patterns and handling your offensive resources make the difference. Demanding and singular, it delights fans of offbeat shoot-'em-ups.
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"Average"
Technical info
💾0,18 GB📅31/03/2005
Published by Taito
Psikyo Shooting Collection Vol. 3 - Sol Divide & Dragon Blaze (PS2) price, value & rarity
Complete: box, manual and disc/cart very clean. Lightly handled.
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Is Psikyo Shooting Collection Vol. 3 - Sol Divide & Dragon Blaze still worth playing in 2026?
A shoot'em up compilation from Psikyo, Psikyo Shooting Collection Vol. 3 gathers Sol Divide and Dragon Blaze, two shooters with heroic fantasy worlds, where you ride dragons and creatures to face waves of enemies and colossal bosses in a snappy action blending shooting and magic powers. The originality of the fantastical worlds, the spectacular staging and the demand of the shoot'em up appeal to fans of the genre and arcade nostalgics. The high difficulty and the niche character bound the appeal. For a fan of shoot'em ups or an arcade nostalgic, the title keeps a perfectly preserved intensity and charm.
