With CoSIII being a bullet hell game, I'll ask here: What do people like about bullet hell games? Because I can't understand it. I'm not very familiar with the genre, but to me it seems like all you do is try to dodge the bullets. Since they're so densly distributed, they only leave one or two safe paths for you to fly, which pretty much predetermines where you will fire at (unless you have self-aiming missiles or some such). All you do is keep on shooting and if you happen to be in the right position while trying not to get hit, you'll do some damage to your opponent. There's no aiming involved.

Of course this holds true for most Shoot 'em Ups. Infinite ammo and the requirement to hit your enemies multiple times to destroy them pretty much means you will end up firing constantly. But whenever a game allows it, I try to only shoot when I think I'll hit, even if I have infinite ammo. It's much more fun for me that way. Kind of reminiscent to WW1 dogfights. That's probably why I like gallery shooters better than scrolling ones: They have a bigger emphasis on aiming than dodging.