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Amazing arcade. the first game that led me to battletech universe.
I even remember the password for each stage lvl 2 - STJNNN lvl 3 - GRBCHV lvl 4 - BBYLND lvl 5 - BMBRMN
enjoy!
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Milton Poppycock The Barnacle Boy26 Mar. 2019
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A memory from back in the day: Once I was playing this while listening to Gary Numan's "We Take Mystery (To Bed)" from I, Assassin and my dad came in my room, sat down and watched for a minute. He got all white-knuckle fidgety watching the game after about five minutes. Then he said, in all seriousness mind you, "The relentless action! The pulse-pounding rhythms! I can't take it!" and fled the room. Well I guess they didn't have stuff like this when he was a kid back in the 1940's. Still, if I'd been playing Killzone whilst listening to Bolt Thrower he might've spontaneously combusted right there next to my Smurf collection. (^-^)
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Amazing arcade. the first game that led me to battletech universe.
I even remember the password for each stage
lvl 2 - STJNNN
lvl 3 - GRBCHV
lvl 4 - BBYLND
lvl 5 - BMBRMN
enjoy!
A memory from back in the day:
Once I was playing this while listening to Gary Numan's "We Take Mystery (To Bed)" from I, Assassin and my dad came in my room, sat down and watched for a minute. He got all white-knuckle fidgety watching the game after about five minutes. Then he said, in all seriousness mind you, "The relentless action! The pulse-pounding rhythms! I can't take it!" and fled the room.
Well I guess they didn't have stuff like this when he was a kid back in the 1940's. Still, if I'd been playing Killzone whilst listening to Bolt Thrower he might've spontaneously combusted right there next to my Smurf collection. (^-^)
No comment nor review for this game at the moment.