It might not enjoy the recognition and fame that comes with the Contra and Ninja Gaiden brands, but make no mistake. Shatterhand is at level with the NES's best action titles.
*_"Shatterhand"_* on NES. Developed by *_"Natsume"_* and published by *_"Jaleco"_* . This game is freaking *AWESOME!* From that cool still of our hero punching a foe in the face, to the end of the game, you'll see that this is another _"Natsume"_ highlight. Next to games like, *_"Wild Guns"_* , *_"Power Rangers"_* , and my favorite game by them, *_"Pocky & Rocky"_* . It's practically unreal how underrated *_"Natsume's"_* NES games are, since when most refer to that company, they usually refer to their SNES titles (🤔... *_"Much like I... Just... Did... MOVING ON!"_* ). I'd like to briefly mention that this game was originally based on a Japanese Live-action TV Show titled, 特救指令ソルブレイン, ( *_"Tokkyū Shirei Soruburein"_* ). _"Super Rescue Solbrain"_ , was basically all about police mechs defending Tokyo from crime syndicates in place of the _"Winspector"_ Police after they left Japan to fight crime in France. The show ran for 53 episodes. As a kid, obtaining Japanese games, I would sometimes love to hang out with my Japanese friends from back then and watch lots of Anime, and these Live-action shows (I think I remember seeing the weird Japanese Spider-Man show). I saw *_"Solbrain"_* and thought that it was a decent show. Then we got the Famicom game, and we had lots of fun with it... and jammed out to the kick-ass soundtrack. (😁 Ah, what great memories games like this and *_"Super Mario World"_* constantly bring me.) POSITIVES • *Great Graphics* (They're dark, gritty, and look great. It kinda reminds me of *_"Batman: The Video Game"_* on NES.) • *This MUSIC* (This is easily one of my favorite NES soundtracks of all-time. Every song in this game is super catchy and just awesome all-around. ) • *Fun Gameplay* (This is a pretty good platformer from the 90s NES era. What I like most about this game other than the music, is that helper robot mechanic. Not only do said robots come with a variety of weapons to use, but collecting 3 of the same letters twice turns you into a powerful robotic force to be reckoned with... for about 20 seconds. This form *DECIMATES* most bosses.) NITPICKS • *Time Loss as the 20 Second Robot* (ANYTIME you get hit while in this form, you lose 1 second of time. It's mildly annoying.) Final Rating: 9.8/10 This game is an absolute must if you're looking for a great NES platformer from a competent developer. I would also recommend the Japanese version for if you want to fight crime as a Robocop-esque robot like the Japanese show it's based on... and to play that Japanese exclusive carnival stage that this version doesn't have. You figure *_that_* out.
Had Shatterhand became a franchise to the point where a sequel was released for the SNES back in mid 1990s, I'm more then certain said sequel alone would be utterly impressive, a huge improvement to the original game.
For me, few things in video gaming match the goosebumps I got the first time I saw the stage select screen emerge after beating the first level. It was like, 'Okay, NOW the real gaming begins.' It's such a tiny thing but the way that comes up just sets the entire tone of the game so nicely. Definitely a classic, westernized or not.
I felt -and still feel - the same way: at the time my brother and I had the chance to explore this fabulous game, that stage select screen was something that let us with an awe expression: it was misterious, technological, futuristic.. this game is a something I really feel thankfully to have played during my childhood... and in my teen years.. okey, okey: yes! I accept it!: I still play it! 😅
"he can punch gunfire right out of the air" - awesome, I never noticed that when I played the game. A similar feature is in River City Ransom, where you can kick crates and tires. RCR actually has the most advanced and realistic physics system of all NES games. It's the Half-Life 2 of NES.
The first time I played this game at my cousins house I was blown away like never before in my life, it felt like it was a SNES game and I couldn't help but marvel that the NES could achieve that kind of graphical and playable quality. For years I waited for a sequel (SNES, N64, Gamecube, Wii) and my illusions fell to the bottom when Jaleco went bankrupt in 2014. Some time later I learned that a new developer called City Connection Games rose from the ashes of Jaleco and went back to programming games, on their Japanese website you can see that they recovered the rights to all Jaleco games (including Shatterhand), I asked them on their TH-cam channel in all possible languages if they will release a sequel but they have never responded to me, I don't know what to do to pressure them to give me an answer.
Yeah, late NES was really good. If you put the 101 games that both got a release on the NES and the SNES side by side, you'll be amazed more than half of them are clearly better on the NES, and only 1/6th is a clear victory for the SNES. Sure, the graphics are more detailed on the SNES, but the NES palette has its charm, and most of the times the SNES action is dumbed down because the CPU could not handle too many enemies. So NES versions offer a better challenge.
@@2kBofFunyeah a ton of games that were released for both systems, both versions usually sucked. A game was fun, the Snes had the better version, like Alladin and Hook suck ass on nes, but the Snes versions are fun.
No matter how hard I think about this, Shatterhand is one of those games that deserves a comeback. I would actually see a sequel for this game where the character is allowed to buy upgrades and customize his robot armor.
It would be a cool idea. I also can imagine in a modern Shatterhand how you can also give Steve all kinds of interesting ways to fight in addition to upgrades
@@franciscor390 you must have seen the future bro. Here we are (08/24/24) and I have the demo for Shadow of the Ninja on my Switch waiting for the full version so I can get it.
As a huge fan of contra, battletoads, return of the joker and ninja gaiden, I must confess Ive never heard of this game before. I looks like the greatest game on 8 bits.
Never heard of this game before, but it's a gem! It has the Megaman vibes. The music is off the chain. The game is just smooth. I love the graphics, everything is top notch.
I LOVE this game. It also was on the "easy" side of all those semi-impossible games Nintendo used to produce at that time so it was , and still is, really enjoyable.
Shatterhand is mind-shattering! The developers at Natsume (and Jaleco as the publisher) are obviously being this one! It has the same basic look and the feel and control are reminiscent of their earlier NES game Shadow of the Ninja, another awesome game. The graphics are well-done, the control is excellent, and the music rocks! I am very rarely let down when I pop a Jaleco game into my NES. The gameplay for this game is similar to Capcom's Mega Man, Bionic Commando, DuckTales pogo jump, and Tecmo's Ninja Gaiden series. Shatterhand's release falls between Natsume's action-platformers Power Blade and Power Blade 2. Second, the game's publisher, Jaleco, was not exactly a big 3rd party. They had several hits back in the day. I know their Bases Loaded baseball franchise for Nintendo being pretty popular, and they also are known for doing the NES port of the PC adventure game Maniac Mansion, The Last Ninja, Cyberball, Rampart, Bravo Jaleco!
You can taste that Natsume goodness in this one, excellent soundtrack, great level design, and faster pacing. A game many years ago I thought was a great Jaleco game, turns out it was a great Natsume game instead that Jaleco's name just happened to be on for the US release.
@@NintendoComplete Bandai, big yikes. Jaleco started to turn around their poor rep later on by releasing better games, Bandai just kind of.....attached their names to games others made well after, like the Natsume made Power Rangers games Banpresto made.
@@Bloodreign1 You know, it's funny. I'm not sure if Jaleco developed it themselves (or maybe they just appropriated large chunks of Natsume's code for things like physics and conttrols?), but I've often thought about the many ways The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles feels similar to Shatterhand. I thought Vice: Project Doom felt a bit similar as well, though to a much lesser extent.
@@NintendoComplete Rushing beat is cool from Jaleco too, I loved the groin kick reactions hahaha, just got frustrated when the girl just fell instead of a proper reaction hahaha
I spent hours playing this game and working on the companion combos I was particularly interested in the lil bot that tossed the bouncing blades around
The Americanised version of Tokyuu Shirei Solbrain, a Power Rangers like TV show from Japan. The Solbrain version 2 different bosses. Never played Shatterhand but Solbrain was my favourite video game growing up.
There is some evidence within the Solbrain version that Shatterhand is the original game, and that they changed it into a Solbrain game once they had the license
Such a great game, and Natsume was such a great developer on the NES. Sadly, I didn't know about it when it was current. I found out about Shatterhand many years later. What was so cool about that was I saw a video review of the game and thought it looked really good and had this feeling it would be an amazing game. A lot of times, that's really hard to tell without actually feeling how the game plays, but Shatterhand was as good as I hoped it would be. Because of the focus on punching, but also the graphical style and music quality, a lot of people say it reminds them of Batman, and I would agree with those. Playing one makes me want to play the other, and both Shatterhand and Batman are very high on my list of favorites for the NES.
0:15 My boy is blocking them bullets with his arm. On a side note I'm genuinely blow away by this, some of the animations are almost 16-bit quality worthy. Had I known about, had I seen this game back then, had I played it... I think I would have genuinely _begged_ my mom to get it for me. It would have blown my brain out. My local rental store didn't have it, otherwise I would have instantly noticed (especially with a front cover art like that). And I also just checked on eBay, this game easily goes $100+ for a loose cart, CIB goes for like $250+.
Natsume had some really great games back in the day. Even some of their lesser known, Japanese titles like Chōjin Sentai Jetman or Idol Hakkenden had amazing music and were fun in one way or another. Hope you play Mitsume ga Tooru at some point too, that's one I really liked!
Lol I tried for a long time to remember what this game is and TH-cam just recommended it to me. Of course it doesn't look like I remember it, but still good
I still remember how I got some weird copy of Solbrain as a kid. Think it was either hacked or just busted, because the game was insanely hard even in the first round and after you beat Area A it skips you to Area F, not giving you an option to stage select. In the end of Area F awaited the immortal robo samurai and I was forever stuck fighting him, haha! It was much later I found the Shatterhand version and completed it. Amazing game and deserves more recognition for sure
Believe it or not, it's very possible Shatterhand is the originally intended version, and Solbrain is the face-lift Doesn't make the base game any less awesome though, this brings back some seriously sweet memories
This game has an interesting localization because it was Natsume developing the game and the original version was based on a Japanese Sci-Fi T.V. show the international audiences didn't understand. Not only that, the carnival level was a submarine level because the carnival level was assumed to be too girly for international audiences.
In India, i got a duplicate copy of this game called "Robocop 3". And I could never find this game online after that Now I finally know the real name Shatterhand 🔥🔥
Me: sergeant! Prepare for this important mission everyone depends on you save thousands of lives Defeat the Metal Command and Stop the evil Sergeant Gus Grover 41:00, Good luck sergeant. Steve Hermann (Shatterhand): ...
You did know that Shaterhand is a pirated copy of Super Rescue Solbrain right? It's not hate but I would have liked us all to be a single community united by the original version of the game. I still love you guys.
Now that's what I like to see Shatterhand, an 8-bit Nintendo game whith 16-bit quality graphics, It totally look like a mini Super NES game featuring a unreal body flow from standing to jumping to clutching on the mesh fence.
Я иё играл . ОЧЕНЬ ОЧЕНЬ ОЧЕНЬ давно у знакомого была Денди / Нес и иё Я проходил . ОЧЕНЬ ДОВНО . В начале 1990х точнее нескажу . Мне тогда было 8/11 лет а сейчас Мне 41 год на 2023 год .
Too bad I had never heard of this game until a couple years back. I had played another Natsume games at the time and would truly grabbed this if I saw the Natsume name in the box.
It was a very late NES title. That might be the reason why you've never heard of this game. By the 90s, everyone pretty much abandoned the NES for the SNES and Genesis. People missed out on some *AWESOME* NES games this way.
@@Dorian_Scott I was a NES player well into 1993. Played most of the last big titles, like Battletoads and Double Dragon, Kirby Adventure and TMNT Tournament Fighters. I believe it was just a matter of it not being available in my neck of the woods.
It might not enjoy the recognition and fame that comes with the Contra and Ninja Gaiden brands, but make no mistake. Shatterhand is at level with the NES's best action titles.
*_"Shatterhand"_* on NES. Developed by *_"Natsume"_* and published by *_"Jaleco"_* .
This game is freaking *AWESOME!*
From that cool still of our hero punching a foe in the face, to the end of the game, you'll see that this is another _"Natsume"_ highlight. Next to games like, *_"Wild Guns"_* , *_"Power Rangers"_* , and my favorite game by them, *_"Pocky & Rocky"_* . It's practically unreal how underrated *_"Natsume's"_* NES games are, since when most refer to that company, they usually refer to their SNES titles (🤔... *_"Much like I... Just... Did... MOVING ON!"_* ).
I'd like to briefly mention that this game was originally based on a Japanese Live-action TV Show titled, 特救指令ソルブレイン, ( *_"Tokkyū Shirei Soruburein"_* ). _"Super Rescue Solbrain"_ , was basically all about police mechs defending Tokyo from crime syndicates in place of the _"Winspector"_ Police after they left Japan to fight crime in France. The show ran for 53 episodes.
As a kid, obtaining Japanese games, I would sometimes love to hang out with my Japanese friends from back then and watch lots of Anime, and these Live-action shows (I think I remember seeing the weird Japanese Spider-Man show). I saw *_"Solbrain"_* and thought that it was a decent show.
Then we got the Famicom game, and we had lots of fun with it... and jammed out to the kick-ass soundtrack. (😁 Ah, what great memories games like this and *_"Super Mario World"_* constantly bring me.)
POSITIVES
• *Great Graphics* (They're dark, gritty, and look great. It kinda reminds me of *_"Batman: The Video Game"_* on NES.)
• *This MUSIC* (This is easily one of my favorite NES soundtracks of all-time. Every song in this game is super catchy and just awesome all-around. )
• *Fun Gameplay* (This is a pretty good platformer from the 90s NES era. What I like most about this game other than the music, is that helper robot mechanic. Not only do said robots come with a variety of weapons to use, but collecting 3 of the same letters twice turns you into a powerful robotic force to be reckoned with... for about 20 seconds. This form *DECIMATES* most bosses.)
NITPICKS
• *Time Loss as the 20 Second Robot* (ANYTIME you get hit while in this form, you lose 1 second of time. It's mildly annoying.)
Final Rating: 9.8/10
This game is an absolute must if you're looking for a great NES platformer from a competent developer.
I would also recommend the Japanese version for if you want to fight crime as a Robocop-esque robot like the Japanese show it's based on... and to play that Japanese exclusive carnival stage that this version doesn't have.
You figure *_that_* out.
Tottaly agree with you! i wish i had played this in its time. It looks like the game that would ve been awesome for a friday night rent...
@@edge6441 Oh yeah. This also would've been the game where you would try to get all of your friends to play it because it's so awesome.
Thanks for the upload. This was my favorite game on the NES when I was a kid.
One of the unsung games of the NES. I really wish this had become a franchise and gotten a sequel on the SNES.
Had Shatterhand became a franchise to the point where a sequel was released for the SNES back in mid 1990s, I'm more then certain said sequel alone would be utterly impressive, a huge improvement to the original game.
Imagine…
@@noaht2005 …if you picked up your dog, and then…THREW IT at an attacking animal!
@@d.t.simonbelmont excuse me
@@d.t.simonbelmont oh it's an avgn quote
I spent almost my entire life looking for this video game to remember it again
You remember Legend of Kage?
Me too!
The soundtrack of this game was awesome
*_"Shatterhand"_* is one of my favorites. The graphics, the awesome music, and the gameplay make it the best *_"Natsume"_* game on the NES.
Hell yes. Same here, even though i don't remember beating it.
Let's also not forget "Shadow of the Ninja", the other, obscure, yet immensely awesome, Natsume game
For me, few things in video gaming match the goosebumps I got the first time I saw the stage select screen emerge after beating the first level. It was like, 'Okay, NOW the real gaming begins.' It's such a tiny thing but the way that comes up just sets the entire tone of the game so nicely. Definitely a classic, westernized or not.
I felt -and still feel - the same way: at the time my brother and I had the chance to explore this fabulous game, that stage select screen was something that let us with an awe expression: it was misterious, technological, futuristic.. this game is a something I really feel thankfully to have played during my childhood... and in my teen years.. okey, okey: yes! I accept it!: I still play it! 😅
"he can punch gunfire right out of the air" - awesome, I never noticed that when I played the game.
A similar feature is in River City Ransom, where you can kick crates and tires. RCR actually has the most advanced and realistic physics system of all NES games. It's the Half-Life 2 of NES.
The first time I played this game at my cousins house I was blown away like never before in my life, it felt like it was a SNES game and I couldn't help but marvel that the NES could achieve that kind of graphical and playable quality.
For years I waited for a sequel (SNES, N64, Gamecube, Wii) and my illusions fell to the bottom when Jaleco went bankrupt in 2014.
Some time later I learned that a new developer called City Connection Games rose from the ashes of Jaleco and went back to programming games, on their Japanese website you can see that they recovered the rights to all Jaleco games (including Shatterhand), I asked them on their TH-cam channel in all possible languages if they will release a sequel but they have never responded to me, I don't know what to do to pressure them to give me an answer.
Yeah, late NES was really good. If you put the 101 games that both got a release on the NES and the SNES side by side, you'll be amazed more than half of them are clearly better on the NES, and only 1/6th is a clear victory for the SNES. Sure, the graphics are more detailed on the SNES, but the NES palette has its charm, and most of the times the SNES action is dumbed down because the CPU could not handle too many enemies. So NES versions offer a better challenge.
@@2kBofFunyeah a ton of games that were released for both systems, both versions usually sucked. A game was fun, the Snes had the better version, like Alladin and Hook suck ass on nes, but the Snes versions are fun.
@@yeahyeahwowman8099 Fun you name Alladin, I like that much better on the NES.
The version of this I'm playing. Is different. This is challenging.
I loved this game. It was in the cyborg Vann dam era to me... this blaster master... oh and the gauntlet games... good times good times.
No matter how hard I think about this, Shatterhand is one of those games that deserves a comeback. I would actually see a sequel for this game where the character is allowed to buy upgrades and customize his robot armor.
A modern version of Shatterhand would be AMAZING. Like half Subnautica, half Titanfall 2 with a splash of platforming.
It would be a cool idea. I also can imagine in a modern Shatterhand how you can also give Steve all kinds of interesting ways to fight in addition to upgrades
Tengo Project aka Natsume is remaking many of older titles, don't be surprised if they remake Shadow of the Ninja, Power Blade or Shatterhand.
@@franciscor390You're a psychic apparenty
@@franciscor390 you must have seen the future bro. Here we are (08/24/24) and I have the demo for Shadow of the Ninja on my Switch waiting for the full version so I can get it.
As a huge fan of contra, battletoads, return of the joker and ninja gaiden, I must confess Ive never heard of this game before. I looks like the greatest game on 8 bits.
Collecting different powerups and exploring which combinations gave you what superpowers AND the epic music made this such a great game.
I played a bootleg version of this game (robocop) when I was a kid, glad to finally find this gem, been searching it for a long time
Never heard of this game before, but it's a gem! It has the Megaman vibes. The music is off the chain. The game is just smooth. I love the graphics, everything is top notch.
Even on an emulator, it's still worth playing today. Still challenging, still rewarding. It's one of the classics.
I LOVE this game. It also was on the "easy" side of all those semi-impossible games Nintendo used to produce at that time so it was , and still is, really enjoyable.
Dude!!! I loved that dam game!! Everything about it was cool!!
This whole game is super solid and that intro is the greatest
The best game in NES
Loved this game. Rented it once and breast it but will never forget the fun I had.
U can still play this game on your mobile with emulator
It was one of the best games NES had, with so many game mechanics and fun game play
Shatterhand is mind-shattering! The developers at Natsume (and Jaleco as the publisher) are obviously being this one! It has the same basic look and the feel and control are reminiscent of their earlier NES game Shadow of the Ninja, another awesome game. The graphics are well-done, the control is excellent, and the music rocks! I am very rarely let down when I pop a Jaleco game into my NES. The gameplay for this game is similar to Capcom's Mega Man, Bionic Commando, DuckTales pogo jump, and Tecmo's Ninja Gaiden series. Shatterhand's release falls between Natsume's action-platformers Power Blade and Power Blade 2. Second, the game's publisher, Jaleco, was not exactly a big 3rd party. They had several hits back in the day. I know their Bases Loaded baseball franchise for Nintendo being pretty popular, and they also are known for doing the NES port of the PC adventure game Maniac Mansion, The Last Ninja, Cyberball, Rampart, Bravo Jaleco!
Nothing yells more "90's video game" than games where you were a "Bad sonofagun" punching everyone in sight.
You can taste that Natsume goodness in this one, excellent soundtrack, great level design, and faster pacing. A game many years ago I thought was a great Jaleco game, turns out it was a great Natsume game instead that Jaleco's name just happened to be on for the US release.
It's awesome, isn't it? The Japanese probably felt that way about it too, what with it being published by Bandai over there.
@@NintendoComplete Bandai, big yikes. Jaleco started to turn around their poor rep later on by releasing better games, Bandai just kind of.....attached their names to games others made well after, like the Natsume made Power Rangers games Banpresto made.
@@Bloodreign1 You know, it's funny. I'm not sure if Jaleco developed it themselves (or maybe they just appropriated large chunks of Natsume's code for things like physics and conttrols?), but I've often thought about the many ways The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles feels similar to Shatterhand. I thought Vice: Project Doom felt a bit similar as well, though to a much lesser extent.
@@NintendoComplete Rushing beat is cool from Jaleco too, I loved the groin kick reactions hahaha, just got frustrated when the girl just fell instead of a proper reaction hahaha
@@NintendoComplete Jaleco didn't develop this game. They just published it for the North American release.
My fking childhood in a flesh... OMG THANK YOU. THAAAAANK YOU
I spent hours playing this game and working on the companion combos I was particularly interested in the lil bot that tossed the bouncing blades around
This looks really cool for an nes game
The Americanised version of Tokyuu Shirei Solbrain, a Power Rangers like TV show from Japan. The Solbrain version 2 different bosses. Never played Shatterhand but Solbrain was my favourite video game growing up.
There is some evidence within the Solbrain version that Shatterhand is the original game, and that they changed it into a Solbrain game once they had the license
@@martinefrensoquigomez7835 good to know
This was from a Japanese tokatsu.. Windspector or something.. Both were awesome
Tokkyu Shirei Solbrain to be exact.
Wahhh nice gameplay 😍
This game is fuggin awesome!
hi friend, Yes I remember this game, played for a long time, thank you like
THE definition of cyberpunk. Maybe Super Contra 6 too.
Number 1 game of the century ❤❤❤❤
Never heard of this one until just now. Seems like a solid game, I bet it was held back by that cover art.
oh man i used to play this game and double dragon a lot what an awesome game!
Such a great game, and Natsume was such a great developer on the NES. Sadly, I didn't know about it when it was current. I found out about Shatterhand many years later. What was so cool about that was I saw a video review of the game and thought it looked really good and had this feeling it would be an amazing game. A lot of times, that's really hard to tell without actually feeling how the game plays, but Shatterhand was as good as I hoped it would be. Because of the focus on punching, but also the graphical style and music quality, a lot of people say it reminds them of Batman, and I would agree with those. Playing one makes me want to play the other, and both Shatterhand and Batman are very high on my list of favorites for the NES.
This looks a lot like Batman for the NES
0:15
My boy is blocking them bullets with his arm.
On a side note I'm genuinely blow away by this, some of the animations are almost 16-bit quality worthy. Had I known about, had I seen this game back then, had I played it... I think I would have genuinely _begged_ my mom to get it for me. It would have blown my brain out. My local rental store didn't have it, otherwise I would have instantly noticed (especially with a front cover art like that).
And I also just checked on eBay, this game easily goes $100+ for a loose cart, CIB goes for like $250+.
This was my shit growing up such a good game I miss these days
This video is awesome.
Great game! Reminds me Batman for NES, Powerblade etc. Nice visuals, solid gameplay.
12:30 KILLER QUEEN!!!! BITE THE DUST!!!!
Wow, Jaleco outdid themselves, what a game. NES pushed to its limits.
Bad ass😎 this game rules.
Natsume had some really great games back in the day. Even some of their lesser known, Japanese titles like Chōjin Sentai Jetman or
Idol Hakkenden had amazing music and were fun in one way or another. Hope you play Mitsume ga Tooru at some point too, that's one I really liked!
I love *_"Idol Hakkenden"_* . That was actually one of my favorite Famicom games to play as a kid back when I was studying Japanese.
Lufia 2: Rise of the Sinistrals is still my favorite RPG ever.
Lol I tried for a long time to remember what this game is and TH-cam just recommended it to me. Of course it doesn't look like I remember it, but still good
The only thing better than Giant Fighting Robots is Punching Robots IN THE HECKIN' FACE
Love the old school music and sound fx! Is this made by the same company that made TMNT and Castlevania?
Yes music wise it is largely the same composers.
I still remember how I got some weird copy of Solbrain as a kid. Think it was either hacked or just busted, because the game was insanely hard even in the first round and after you beat Area A it skips you to Area F, not giving you an option to stage select. In the end of Area F awaited the immortal robo samurai and I was forever stuck fighting him, haha! It was much later I found the Shatterhand version and completed it. Amazing game and deserves more recognition for sure
That Area B track is just, MMM.
So many ~spicy~ tunes.
Believe it or not, it's very possible Shatterhand is the originally intended version, and Solbrain is the face-lift
Doesn't make the base game any less awesome though, this brings back some seriously sweet memories
It's like one of those made up video games in a movie that look so awesome,but this really exists.
Tokkyuu Shirei: Solbrain is the original
Reminds me of batman nes
They were 'avin' a giggle with this title.
Juegazo❤que buenos recuerdos😢
In Mexico mi dad bought it me in a bootleg stand with the title "Robocop 3" and when we played it we loved it............but no robocop at all
One of the games that shows the NES was totally beating the SNES all the time in the early 90's.
6 likes with 3 views, love the youtube algorithm 😆😆
Помню эта игра была с Бэтменом на Нес там снимался Майкл Китон снимался и в первом уровне и последнем была та самая музыка / саундтрек .
do you know who composed this soundtrack? It’s very megaman-y
I’m hearing lots of contra in this.
Game Freaks - i see - a contrarian!!
@@fahriakalin5936 www.vgmpf.com/Wiki/index.php/Iku_Mizutani
@@MR.AIRWALK There's a *very* good reason for that.
This game has an interesting localization because it was Natsume developing the game and the original version was based on a Japanese Sci-Fi T.V. show the international audiences didn't understand. Not only that, the carnival level was a submarine level because the carnival level was assumed to be too girly for international audiences.
In India, i got a duplicate copy of this game called "Robocop 3". And I could never find this game online after that
Now I finally know the real name
Shatterhand 🔥🔥
@@snehilkankran5492 glad you found it, it's an amazing game.
When Chuck Norris plays NES, he plays Shatterhand.
This game should get a remake.
Nice eeee super mega hiper nice videooooo
so now I see where cyber shadow took influence from.
Esse jogo é muito bom, joguei muito!!
Me: sergeant! Prepare for this important mission everyone depends on you save thousands of lives Defeat the Metal Command and Stop the evil Sergeant Gus Grover 41:00, Good luck sergeant.
Steve Hermann (Shatterhand): ...
it surely looks like a modern indie game based on 8-bit style
Красивая игра 😎
Robocop 4 papá!!
Got it
You did know that Shaterhand is a pirated copy of Super Rescue Solbrain right?
It's not hate but I would have liked us all to be a single community united by the original version of the game.
I still love you guys.
_Solbrain, Solbrain_
_Há Tanto Perigo Em Todo Lugar_
_Solbrain, Solbrain_
_Só Você Pode Nos SALVAAAAR....!_
great game but did you guy know this game part of Powerblade trilogy?
The bgm and sound effect is very similar to ninja gaiden.
Have you done a Rival Turf? That is also a Jaleco game and was a “buy a Super Nintendo get a free game”,bundle!
I have, check out my SNES playlist.
Does 1 Person Do all these runs?
The Astartes v The Alien Hive
Now that's what I like to see Shatterhand, an 8-bit Nintendo game whith 16-bit quality graphics, It totally look like a mini Super NES game featuring a unreal body flow from standing to jumping to clutching on the mesh fence.
Many NES games that also were on the SNES beat the SNES in graphics and game play. No idea why. SNES had some shitty hardware limitations.
*JOOOOOOOJOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!*
1:22 ok do when he collected all the B, he got a STAND ?
You thought it was a stand, BUT IT WAS ME, GRENADEBOT
GRENADE ROBOT is the best robot.
BBB every time!!
У меня оно было с названием Робокоп 3. И оно лагало после босса. Как же я хотел его пройти....
This played almost like a Sunsoft game.
This game has so much STYLE!
I'm prefer solbrain
remember soulbrain
damn this MF hits hard!
btw awesome cover art, NOT!
make a movie from this game :D
but with the musik transform in to higher bit new age
finalmente eu encontrei hahahaha
Я иё играл . ОЧЕНЬ ОЧЕНЬ ОЧЕНЬ давно у знакомого была Денди / Нес и иё Я проходил . ОЧЕНЬ ДОВНО . В начале 1990х точнее нескажу . Мне тогда было 8/11 лет а сейчас Мне 41 год на 2023 год .
Ребят а можете объяснить почему в одной версии гг робот а в другой человек ?
Must be a Japanese version, just how in the Japan one, there's a level that is not on the USA version
I never got past stage C.
This game is tokyoshireisobrein
This game probably deserved better cover art
the original is tokkyuu shirei
Too bad I had never heard of this game until a couple years back. I had played another Natsume games at the time and would truly grabbed this if I saw the Natsume name in the box.
It was a very late NES title. That might be the reason why you've never heard of this game. By the 90s, everyone pretty much abandoned the NES for the SNES and Genesis. People missed out on some *AWESOME* NES games this way.
@@Dorian_Scott I was a NES player well into 1993. Played most of the last big titles, like Battletoads and Double Dragon, Kirby Adventure and TMNT Tournament Fighters.
I believe it was just a matter of it not being available in my neck of the woods.