DENJIN MAKAI 2 SNES CLASSIC PRO

It's a better example of the fire fighting sub-genre than Jaleco's The Ignition Factor.ДЄnnouncement time. If you haven't played The Firemen yet, you really should. The Firemen is solid fun and it's a shame it never saw the light of day in America (although it did receive a European PAL release). The bosses fights are simple and satisfying. Doing so will restore your health by roughly 60%.

There are also innocent people to save throughout the levels. The graphics are sharp and clean with a nice depth backing them. It's a shame there isn't a two-player option, though. You also get bombs and a computer-controlled ally that helps you out on occasion. One straight ahead and one that sprays downward. Part of me almost expects Stone Cold Steve Austin to come running in outta nowhere to open a can of whup ass. I like the little details such as the glass shattering when you fire at them. Shoot in any one of 8 directions, and you can strafe and lock yourself into any one of these 8 positions. I was very impressed when I played this game initially in 2006, and although my feelings for it have 'cooled down' (har har) since then, it's still a quality game worthy of this list. Still, no biggie as the game is completely playable without this knowledge. It's not necessary to understand if you don't read Japanese, but you're given tips to help you out. Heck, even the intro is oddly in English, and more than vaguely reminds one of the plot from DieHard! However, the in-game text is all in Japanese.

DENJIN MAKAI 2 SNES CLASSIC PRO

Developed by HUMAN, best known for their Fire Pro Wrestling franchise, The Firemen is like DieHard if the terrorists were replaced with fire and the firearms replaced with a water hose. The Firemen is one of those Super Famicom titles I remember long being curious about ever since I saw it featured in the pages of EGM back in good ole 1994.

Denjin makai 2 snes classic