Japanese developer / publisher Edia has announced Telenet Shooting Collection II, their latest classic game collection release.

Telenet Shooting Collection II is in development for Nintendo Switch and will launch for Japan on August 28th.

The new collection includes the following PC Engine games:

• Kiaidan 00 (1992)- Save the world!! Launch, our KIAIDAN 00!! The year 20XX – The super robot Kiaidan 00 rises up to save humanity from the threat of the mad genius scientist Dr. Gigaga, who leads a group of robot weapons known as Mechanical Beasts! Defeat your enemies with furious charge shots and 5 types of deadly weapons! The ultimate robot shooter is here!
• Final Zone II (1990) – Realistic battle scenes will draw you into the battlefield! The Federal Special Forces, “TOP,” led by Colonel Bowie, is tasked with suppressing the rebel army. Bowie and the others rush to the chemical weapons facility occupied by the rebels, but there they find a terrifying trap set by the secret organization ZODS… A futuristic war action shooter with an epic storyline!
• Browning (1992) – Operation name: “OPERATION RUNNING SABER”! In the latter half of the 23rd century, a military regime established by a single madman has brought the world’s military balance to the brink of collapse. Infiltrate the territory of “Sea Square,” a fortress floating in the Atlantic Ocean, and destroy the most lethal weapon in history that is currently under development! An exhilarating action shooting game with unparalleled power and stylish presentation!
• Legion (1990) – The year 2060 of the Space Calendar, a fierce battle is about to begin! Several centuries have passed since humanity first ventured into space… One man seeks to unify the chaotic universe through military force – his name is Luver. The high-performance fighter jet, the SF-90, is about to take off to crush the ambitions of Emperor Luver, who is bringing destruction and carnage to the universe…! A super-vibrant shooting game that will hit your gaming brain directly!!

Here’s a teaser trailer for the new collection:

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