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Ikaruga was the first Treasure game to have an official Superplay produced for it.
The Gamecube version of Ikaruga is the only version that does not have intro text for each chapter.
Two of Ikaruga's gameplay's main mechanics hail from Treasure's earlier games. Ikaruga's chaining system is a modified version of the chaining system used in Radiant Silvergun, while its polarity mechanic was first utilized in Treasure platformer Silhouette Mirage.
Ikaruga's in-house development team consisted of 5 people:
Hiroshi Iuchi - The director of Radiant Silvergun, who was Ikaruga's lead game designer, background designer, and music composer.
Atsutomo Nakagawa - Who was Ikaruga's main programmer.
Yasushi Suzuki - The lead artist from the original Sin and Punishment, who was Ikaruga's illustrator and character designer.
Satoshi Murata - Who created Ikaruga's sound effects and edited the game's background music data.
Masato Maegawa - Treasure's founder and CEO, who was Ikaruga's executive producer.
Further support was provided by employees of G.Rev, the developer of Border Down.
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