Blazing Lazers (1989)
Platforms: TurboGrafx-16 · Wii · PSP · PlayStation 3 · Wii UGenres: Genres · Action · Top-down · Shooter · Sci-fi / futuristic · Licensed
Blazing Lazers is a single-player top-down, vertical-scrolling shooter/shoot-em-up. The game takes place in a distant future where a hostile invasion force known as the Dark Squadron threatens planetary civilizations with a collection of powerful...
Tell us your platforms and PC — every game page will show what you can play right now.
Set up your profile →Community tags
Be the first to tag this page — tags appear right away. Try a theme, capability, or subject (e.g. WWII, heist, slow burn, time travel, A24).
Cast & Crew · 18 people
- Takayuki Hirono· Programmer
- Tomotoshi Nakamori· Programmer
- Kōji Teramoto· Designer
- Hiromichi Sueyoshi· Designer
- Kazuyuki Nakashima· Designer
- Masanori Miyamoto· Composer
- Masanobu Tsukamoto· Composer
- Sydon Inoue· Composer
- Keiji Takeuchi· Composer
- Einosuke Nagao· Composer
- Mikio Ueyama· Director
- Tadayuki Kawada· Director
- Masamitsu Niitani· Director
- Hidetoshi Endo· Producer
- Eiji Aoyama· Producer
- John Greiner· Special Thanks, In Game Voice
- Kōji Mizuta· Special Thanks
- Yuichi Toyama· Special Thanks
Ratings & reviews
Where to watch
Not currently streaming on any platform we track.
Gallery
Add imageNo community images for Blazing Lazers (1989) yet
Add a screenshot, a storyboard, or concept art — every image gets its own page where members can discuss it.
Media & Uploads
Screenshots, concept art, manuals, and community reference material for this game.
Did you or a loved one work on Blazing Lazers (1989)?
Every stage matters — pitches and treatments from concept, prototypes and vertical slices from pre-production, internal screenshots, crunch memories, and design-pivots from production, QA bug stories and certification notes from post, and marketing kits, launch parties, and platform-storefront ephemera from distribution. Concept art, sketches, design docs, a bug that became a feature — please share what other fans would find interesting, so it's not lost to time.
We particularly welcome contributions from designers, writers, developers, producers, QA, community managers, publishers, marketing teams, their families, and anyone who was there at any stage.
Sign in to contribute screenshots, design docs, concept art, or behind-the-scenes stories.
Be the first to share something on Blazing Lazers (1989).
Scripts, scans, photos, score sketches — anything that helps another reader study this work.
Physical releases
No physical releases yet for Blazing Lazers (1989). Sign in to submit one.
Trailers
No trailers logged for Blazing Lazers (1989) yet — add the first one below.
Spot a trailer we’re missing?
Add a trailer from any film, show, or game.
Memorable quotes
Browse all →No quotes logged for Blazing Lazers (1989) yet — add the first memorable line below.
Got a quote we’re missing?
Submit a line from any film, show, or game.
The conversation
Loading the conversation…
Comments (0)
on Blazing Lazers (1989)No comments yet. Be the first to share what you think.
No discussion yet
Start the discussion on Blazing Lazers (1989).
You’ll be the first. We’ll spin up a forum tied to this page, your first post will live there, and other readers can join in.
Or — start a club
Build a member-run space around Blazing Lazers (1989).
Banner, dedicated feed, events, members + admins. You’re the founder. Two clicks to live.
Edit history
Loading edit history…