You'd think a sprite intensive run 'n gun in an isometric view would get messy but this one's actually quite manageable thanks to having both strafing, dodging/rolling and the ability to repel enemy shots with a large melee attack. Playing co-op also helps a lot, though keeping track of which shots to dodge takes some getting used to and you'll need to stick together since there's no split screen and you can't backtrack more than about a screen's length in any stage. Purikura Daisakusen is good fun for as long as it lasts, which is about an hour or so if you're used to the genre. The Saturn version includes a character art gallery with voice actors presenting each character, as well as difficulty options.