Comment by jmharvey

It sounds both somewhat difficult (the typical galaga player doesn't exactly aim carefully) and extremely tedious, both for players and for spectators. It reminds me a bit of the (possibly apocryphal) story that casinos promote tales of card counters cleaning up because the average attempted card counter doesn't know what he's doing, and will gamble more (and lose more) than someone who knows he's playing a game where the odds are against him.