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A series of Vertical Scrolling Shooter games made by Compile. Most of the Aleste games received North American and/or European release but were renamed to hide the connection.

  • Aleste (MSX2, 1988; a loose port for the Sega Master System was released the same year, but titled Power Strike outside Japan)
  • Aleste 2 (MSX2, 1989)
  • Aleste Gaiden (MSX2, 1989)
  • Musha Aleste: Fullmetal Fighter Ellinor (Sega Genesis, 1990; released outside Japan as M.U.S.H.A.: Metallic Uniframe Super Hybrid Armor)
  • GG Aleste (Game Gear, 1991)
  • Super Aleste (SNES, 1992; released outside Japan as Space Megaforce)
  • Dennin Aleste: Nobunaga and his Ninja Force (Sega CD, 1992; released outside Japan as Robo Aleste)
  • Power Strike II (Sega Master System, 1993; released only in Europe and Australia; different game from below)
  • GG Aleste II: Lance Bird (Game Gear, 1993; released in Europe as Power Strike II)
The following tropes are common to many or all entries in the Aleste franchise.
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