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And I'd only looked into it because of the title! Pitchfork - Maybe the first shmup I put in the effort to get good at. I don't think there is a satisfying counterargument to this. But you're a goddamned baby who smacks the shit out of dinosaurs with a club. Was there really that much going on with it? Not really. Killing Satan and then God shortly afterwards was never more fun, except perhaps in the sequel, which wasn't on the Sega CD anyways.ĪdmiralMaxtreme - Is it the greatest game in the world? No. TheBowtieGuy - This may be the worst version, with ugly dialogue portraits, butchered music, horrid redrawn art, and terrible load times, but I can excuse all of this because this is still an excellent game.

It even has the original Atari Pitfall hidden in there! It's not a perfect platformer, but it's still an enjoyable romp that manages to challenge and excite.

#Lethal enforcers snes sound test Pc

Plus the Spot's animations are amusing to watch.įreezingInferno - I loved the PC version of this as a kid and the Sega CD version is pretty much that. This was probably the first time I got hooked on a real collect-em-up, you're always looking for nooks and crannies to find more dots. I was so excited one Halloween when she told me that she had a Power Rangers costume in, and I could wear it, and not only that, but I would get to have my picture in the paper, the local newspaper was doing a story on her store! Holy shit! It was the Blue Ranger.īeepner - While this game had serious problems with control precision and was overall just frustrating as fuck, I still played the tar out of it. My mother owned a consignment store, so she would often get all sorts of Power Ranger paraphernalia, and much of it would find it's way towards me. I remember playing Power Rangers with my friends, owning action figures and Power Ranger weapons. The Hutch - As a kid of the 90s, obviously I was into Power Rangers.

#Lethal enforcers snes sound test movie

#148 - Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie I just remember trying to get the bikini-clad heroine killed in silly and embarrassing ways. Layrinn - I'm not sure I ever beat this game. Naturally, the game compensates for your more powerful arsenal by flooding the screen with dozens of enemies at a time. My brother and I still poke fun at it instead of 'Raging Buffalo' we'll spontaneously shout 'Way-Jay Bapalo!' We still can't make out what the Green Ranger's fireball is supposed to be it sounds like 'Mighty Morphin' Orb,' but we just think of it as 'Waigi Womperg Blorg!'Ĭrono Maniac - Here's the pitch: Castlevania, but instead of a whip, you shoot chain lightning that covers half the screen and homes in on all enemies. But the best part for me is how they managed to get the voices - or SOME voices, at least - into the game, and the quality was so muddled they might as well have been saying something else. The actual game mechanics are serviceable at best (and that might be a little generous), but the game captures the spirit of the show pretty well, and lets you play as the Megazords. Voltech44 - It's pretty much a given that Street Fighter II is the better game, but I have much fonder memories of this fighter. At the very least, it deserves recognition for being different while still maintaining the fun factor. No more single dropping blocks, now you're being violated in every way possible. You've got colors coming at you from all sides and the pace picks up quickly. Zoop is an innovator and also a treatment for low blood pressure. Heavymetalmage - It can be rather hard to innovate when it comes puzzle games. The best part was messing around with the sound test, spamming Michael's 'ooh's and 'sha's and laughing our dumb little babby asses off. Last edited by Seven Force at 01:17 PM.Toydonut - I would play this at another friend's house. It's fun and worth throwing a few tokens into. Conceptually, the games are all the same, but the different settings are a nice touchĪs with most of Konami's deluxe gun games, you're graded on speed, accuracy, morality and such. There's even one where you are a Japanese Coast Guard agent. Another is a pseudo-sequel to Police 911 where you're chasing the baddies through Akihabara. As you already know, one is LH3, in which the style is much like the first two games-voice acting and the whole nine. What makes this tricky is that you have to be quick in doing so in order to keep the lead on your rival. Every time you point the gun off-screen, you 1) protect yourself from enemy fire and 2) reload (of course). While you're gunning down the bad guys, you're also racing against a rival. It's basically the Police 911(24/7) interface with 'controlled' movement. The main gimmick here is the 'dead heat' system. I've played it and I can tell you a few things about it. Ahhhh.Seigi no Hero (That's Hero of Justice in Japanese)