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Nel [[2001]] Compile produsse per [[PlayStation]] ''Zanac X Zanac'', una versione riveduta e corretta del gioco originale che comprendeva anche un vero e proprio seguito intitolato "Zanac Neo".
==Games== Aleste ====
''[[Aleste]]'' (1988) può considerarsi come una sorta di seguito di Zanac- Fu rilasciato sul [[MSX2]] e in seguito convertito per SEGA Master System. Sempre su MSX2 uscì anche il seguito, [[Aleste 2]], mentre nel 1992 uscì ''[[Super Aleste]]'' (noto come "Space Megaforce" in America del Nord) per il [[Super Famicom]]. Aiky ha realizzato una versione di Aleste per i telefoni cellulari.
===Shoot= 'emBlazing UpsLazers ====
''[[Blazing Lazers]]'' uscì per il Pc Engine nel 1989. Il gioco è ricordato dagli appassionati per la rapidità dell'azione e la vastità dell'arsenale disponibile.
Although Puyo Puyo was Compile's most successful franchise, they also built an impressive body of work in the [[shoot 'em up]] genre. After 1993, Compile focused on other genres, and a few of the company's staff went on to [[8ing/Raizing]] to contribute to games such as ''[[Battle Garrega]]'' and ''Mahou Daisakusen''. Others stayed with Compile til the end, and formed [[Milestone Inc.]] and continue to develop new shooters. Some of Compile's most famous games include:
====Zanac Musha Aleste ====
''[[Musha Aleste]]'' uscì per Mega Drive nel 1990, e da molti appassionati è considerato il migliore shoot'em up della casa, oltre che uno dei migliori giochi del genere disponibili per la console. Da ricordare la particolare ambientazione in un Giappone feudale rivisitato in chiave futuristica.
First released on the [[MSX]] computer in 1986, ''[[Zanac]]'' combined fast action with an innovative [[artificial intelligence|AI]] system, which changes based on your style of play. Zanac received a true sequel, Zanac EX and an [[NES]] port. There was also a parody of Zanac called Gun*Nac, released by Nexoft for the NES in 1991. Similar to Konami's own Paradious games, Gun*Nac brought humor to the gameplay of the original by replacing the enemies with carrot-throwing rabbits and letting the player purchase weapons in a fast food store at the end of each stage. In 2001, Compile released an updated version for the [[PlayStation]] titled [[Zanac X Zanac]], which included an original sequel entitled ''Zanac Neo''.
====Aleste====
In many ways, ''[[Aleste]]'', released in 1988, was a follow-up to Zanac. It was first released on the [[MSX2]] and was ported to the [[Sega Master System]]. A sequel, [[Aleste 2]], was also released for the MSX2. ''[[Super Aleste]]'' came out in 1992 for the [[Super Famicom]] and was retitled ''[[Space Megaforce]]'' in North America. ''Aleste'' is now available on cellular phones, courtesy of [[Aiky]].
====Blazing Lazers====
''[[Blazing Lazers]]'' for the [[Turbografx-16]] console was released in 1989 and soon became a showpiece for NEC's console. Its fast action and large arsenal of weapons made it a hit and it is still remembered as one of the defining shooters of the era.
====Musha Aleste====
Considered by many to be Compile's finest shooter, ''[[Musha Aleste]]'' (released in the US as ''M.U.S.H.A.'') is a very fast shooter, which pushed the [[Sega Mega Drive]] to its limits in 1990. The game takes place in a unique Japanese futuristic setting. Musha Aleste is remembered as one of the best shooters on Sega's 16-bit console.
===Other Games===
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