It's funny that a lot of the other bosses in this game are super tough (especially on Gamer difficulty, the submarine still haunts me) while the final boss is largely a cakewalk lol
@@ManuelJordan317 On Gamer! difficulty though, the submarine is tougher than the underground cave boss imo since you should have the best aircraft by then with tons of special weapons to use against it.
@@ManuelJordan317 I haven't tried beyond Normal difficulty yet (in dip switch settings) but I've noticed too that in the arcade version of U.N. Squadron on the default Normal difficulty anyway, tougher enemies and the bosses have far less health than in the SNES version.
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Amazing game - specially with the "diagonal cannon" to defeat the underground boss!!!!
It's funny that a lot of the other bosses in this game are super tough (especially on Gamer difficulty, the submarine still haunts me) while the final boss is largely a cakewalk lol
@@drlight6677 agree but IMHO the most harder boss is the underground machine ...
@@ManuelJordan317 On Gamer! difficulty though, the submarine is tougher than the underground cave boss imo since you should have the best aircraft by then with tons of special weapons to use against it.
@@drlight6677 in that point yes ... anyway "gamer" is a pain in the air LOL
@@ManuelJordan317 I haven't tried beyond Normal difficulty yet (in dip switch settings) but I've noticed too that in the arcade version of U.N. Squadron on the default Normal difficulty anyway, tougher enemies and the bosses have far less health than in the SNES version.
God you were not joking out on the cave stage
COOL♥
Wooh a lot of Ex missions to buy the most expensive airplane