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Some of the Social Media Marketing for “Atomic Beasts and Where to Kill Them” – Phase Four.Pairs well with: other side scrolling beat’em up/shooters where the hero is thrashing scumbags and thugs. It looks good, sounds good and plays good. I feel like I beat it in under fifteen minutes of total gameplay. My only issues with the game is that the level design is a bit weak and the screen feels cramped, a lot. There are different weapons you can get throughout the game. Ultimately, you just jump over obstacles and duck for cover as you progress through levels by filling assholes with lead. But these are three games I really like, so this one is in good company. Visually it kind of reminds me of Bad Dudes and Rolling Thunder. The game is a simple side-scrolling shooter similar to the RoboCop arcade game. However, I stumbled across a video of some gameplay and I immediately went to my RetroPie to see if this was on it. Shout out to La Flor De Jalisco! Always had some good cabinets.Crime City is something I surprisingly never played back in the ’80s. I snuck away from home once to play it but had no quarters so I (as I was told since I don't remember) started panhandling out front of the store, of course my Mom and Dad were at home going nuts and the police were there cause they couldn't find me, eventually my brother did though and thankfully the store owners knew my family (not well enough to have our phone # though) and were keeping an eye on me. cab, not the versus game but actual Super Mario Bros. When I was around 7 there was a little market across the street from our home and they had a Mario Bros. I lost her almost 20 years ago but those are some of the fondest memories for me, she introduced me to gaming and it's been a huge part of my life ever since and I'm 41! When it came out on 2600 she got one for myself and my brother (but it was really so she could play Galaga at home!). When I was a wee child we'd go to our local pizzeria that had a Galaga machine because my mom was OBSESSED with it. Share your arcade memories or ask me anything about mine. I also played arcade-ified SNES F-Zero on Nintendo Super System. Mario, and Goonies II on Playchoice in an arcade. machines as I mostly played those before the NES was out domestically. Since these are basically NES games, they kind of blur with all the NES demo kiosks I played so I can't recall them all, even moreso than with VS. Having a third-person shooter with 3d movement back then was damn cool.Īnd Neo Geo MVS games first played in that time period:Īnd there were Nintendo Playchoice machines.
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