Overview:
-Estimated Achievement Difficulty: 9/10
-Offline: 32 (1000)
-Online: 0
-Approximate Amount of time to 1000/1000: 96 hours
-Minimum Number of play throughs: A Lot
-Number of Missable achievements: None!
-Glitched achievements: None!
-Do cheat codes disable achievements: No cheats
-Does difficulty affect achievements: Yes

Introduction:
This game is a really fun old school arcade game that most people have probably played or seen at least once in their video gaming career. I gave it a 9/10 because of the top point scoring achievements, but I would definitely say that it’s a very easy 910, as long as you are willing to put a lot of time into it.

Step 1: Playing the Game
First thing you should do is start up a normal game on either one of the Raiden Fighters versions and set the difficulty to practice and make sure that you do not use a continue the whole game, then repeat for the other two versions of the game to get the three One Quarter achievements. Also, try to use a different fighter each time you play any of the three games to work towards the Allrounder achievement. Next, you should change from normal mode to Boss Rush mode but still keep the difficulty on practice and beat the three versions of Boss Rush. It does not matter if you have to use continues on these games or not.

Now it is time to beat Expert mode. Still using the practice difficulty, only now, some shots will fire back at you when you destroy an enemy and on the last stage your continues will send you back to the beginning of the stage which is why it is a good idea to have a second controller plugged in so that you can bounce back and forth using continues to keep your progress in the stage. This should also get you the Wingman achievement.

Step 2: Clean-up and Top Scores
Now that you have beaten all three games at least three times each, you should go after the few achievements you haven’t paid much attention to up until now. Follow the guide on how to get Miclus Hunter, Fairy Guardian, Medal Collector, Almost Master, Bonus Chain, Allrounder, Shot Down, and the Quick and the Dead. After this, all you should have left to do is rack up a total of 96 hours playing time and somehow get a total score of 100,000,000. For the top score achievement, your best chance at it is to play Raiden Fighters Jet on expert difficulty and do your best to memorize every aspect of every level and do not die because once you use a continue, it will reset your score to 0. You can also go to the online leaderboards in the game and watch other people’s game clips to help you get hints and tips on how to get 100,000,000 just by watching their games. For the 12, 24, 48, and 96 hour achievements, there is really no way around playing the game unless you happen to have one of these Madcatz turbo controllers, which you can set-up to play the game for you while you sleep or go to work or whatever.

Conclusion:
For all of those completionists out there, this game will be a real challenge for you and your eye sight, but for anyone just looking for some classic arcade fun on the 360, then this is definitely your game to play.