History VideoGame / HyperDyneSideArms

** There's lots of fun little homages to ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'': the name of the main mecha being called "Mobile Suits", the hopping Bozen enemy mecha resembling the Zaku II and the underwater Bozen enemy mecha resembling the Z'Gok. However, the Bozen enemy sprites in the original game resembled too closely to the ''Gundam'' Zeon unit designs, so all of their sprites were altered in the version included in ''Capcom Arcade 2nd Stadium''.

** There's lots of fun little homages to ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'': the name of the main mecha being called "Mobile Suits", the hopping Bozen enemy mecha resembling the Zaku II and the underwater Bozen enemy mecha resembling the Z'Gok. However, the Bozen enemy sprites in the original game resembled too closely to the ''Gundam'' Zeon unit designs, so all of their sprites were altered in ''Capcom Arcade 2nd Stadium''.

Hyper Dyne: Side Arms or simply known as Side Arms, is a shoot'em up arcade game that was created by Creator/{{Capcom}} in 1986. It was one of the first shoot'em up games that allowed players to aim both left and right directions in the screen. After releasing in arcades, it got a home console release on the UsefulNotes/TurboGrafx16 in Japan and outside of Asia. And the game would later be included in the [[https://capcom.fandom.com/wiki/Capcom_Classics_Collection Capcom Classics Collection]] in 2006 for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 and UsefulNotes/{{Xbox}}.

** There's lots of fun little homages to ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'': the name of the main mecha being called "Mobile Suits", the hopping Bozen enemy mecha resembling the Zaku II and the underwater Bozen enemy mecha resembling the Z'Gok.

For more Capcom mecha games, see VideoGame/ArmoredWarriors, VideoGame/{{Cyberbots}}, and VideoGame/TechRomancer.

Hyper Dyne: Side Arms or simply known as Side Arms, is a shoot'em up arcade game that was created in 1986. It was one of the first shoot'em up games that allowed players to aim both left and right directions in the screen. After releasing in arcades, it got a home console release on the UsefulNotes/TurboGrafx16 in Japan and outside of Asia. And the game would later be included in the [[https://capcom.fandom.com/wiki/Capcom_Classics_Collection Capcom Classics Collection]] in 2006 for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 and UsefulNotes/{{Xbox}}.

* SeriesMascot: Mobilesuit Alpha's chibi form "Mobi-Chan" is the mascot for the game and has appeared in other Capcom-related video games and bonus material.

* AttackDrones: The players can procure a set of orbs to protect themselves.

* LongRangeCombatant: Both Mobilesuits Alpha and Beta specialize in fighting from long range and their weapons can also work in close range as well.

* AMechByAnyOtherName: The Mobilsuits the players control.

* LightIsGood: TheHero for player one pilots a white mecha.

* TheHero: The heroes of the game are Liutenant Henry and Sergent Sanders.

* RedIsHeroic: The second player's mech is colored red and he is the partner to TheHero.

Hyper Dyne: Side Arms or simply known as Side Arms, is a shoot'em up arcade game that was created in 1986. It was one of the first shoot'em up games that allowed players to aim both left and right directions in the screen. After releasing in arcades, it got a home console release on the UsefulNotes/TurboGrafx16 in Japan and outside of Asia. And the game would later be included in the [[https://capcom.fandom.com/wiki/Capcom_Classics_Collection Capcom Classics Collection]] in 2006 for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 and UsefulNotes/Xbox.

An alien force called the Bozon seek to destroy the Earth. As the conflicts between humans and Bozon escalates, two pilots Lieutenant Henry and Sergeant Sanders are deployed to Earth to save it from its destruction. Together, they fight against the Bozon with their HumoungousMecha, Mobilesuit Alpha and Mobilesuit Beta.

* CombiningMecha: With a power up, both players can combine their mecha into a single machine.

* HumongousMecha: Both Mobilesuit Alpha and Mobilesuit Beta

** There's lots of fun little homages to ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'': the name of the main mecha being called "Mobile Suits", the hopping enemy mecha resembling the Zaku II and the underwater enemy mecha resembling the Z'Gok.

** There's lots of fun little homages to ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'': the name of the main mecha being called "Mobile Suits", the hopping enemy mecha resembling Zaku II and the under enemy mecha resembling Z'Gok.

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* LightIsGood: TheHero pilots a white mecha.

* MultiDirectionalBarrage: The players can upgrade their mechs to suit in muiltiple directions.

[[caption-width-right:350:The battle for survival has started]]

* TheHero: The heroes of the game are Liutenant