Shadow Force Longplay (Arcade) [4K]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- Game Info
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Developer: Technos
Publisher: Technos
Year of Release: 1993
Game Review & Impressions
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Shadow Force is another game by Technos, creators of Double Dragon, which I'd never heard of before.
The really cool thing about this particular coin-op is the way you can take over enemies and use their powers against them. Sure, you can absolutely kick butt in your default form, but hijacking a bit with a plasma sword or heavy-hitting brawler droid is tons of fun and gives you plenty of options in terms of play style.
If you're looking for something a bit different, give Shadow Force a try!
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I do enjoy ninja in a contemporary setting facing modern enemies. "Sorry, you say you have a network of fortified bases, a high tech security system and an elite private army? I have a thousand years of shadow arts. Let's put them together and see what is left standing."
Shinobi III: Return of the Ninja Master is the epitome of this trope for me. It just makes perfect sense that a ninja's core skillset would enable him/her to take out mecha while riding a jet powered surf board.
Looks really cool, just like other games made by Technos Japan. They were truly the king of the beat'em up genre.
The main character in this game looks so awesome, it gives me an inspiration to create my own comic fan art 😺👍.
Thank you, AL82 😺👍.
And by the way...
Happy mother's day ❤️🌹.
I know the feeling.
An above-average title, I love the Technos reference in the first level (the Kunio-kun games are pretty great, for the most part!). I coulda sworn there was a game with a similar concept that was more of a platformer for the NES, also a Japanese-developed game, and for the life of me I can't remember the name of it.
You might be thinking of Avenging Spirit - it uses the same mechanic (I did a longplay a while back): th-cam.com/video/XvbYmNLbIvI/w-d-xo.html
@@AL82RetrogamingLongplays Yes, that's the one! Thank you. 😊
Play this one a dozen times and its a cool beat'em up which you can possess enemies as playable fighters which adds some options. The one odd choice is that the US version uses a six button layout while the JP version only uses three buttons...
In addition, the US version forces you to play an extra fight after killing the last boss where if you lose, you get a bad ending and don't get another chance.
Awesome and facinating playthrough... and Game, of course. Hace nice day and be healthy, ❤️🤗
This game rocks! Thanks for the excellent upload, as always.
Nice! Keep 'em coming!
I remember playing this once in a skating rink in the 90s. Really fun concept. It's like Ditto from pokemon inside an action game.
The Price of Freedom is Eternal Vigilance, and he knew it. SO back to the training ground he goes.
I’ll ove this game
This game is really cool! Multiple characters, you can possess goons. Very comic book kind of feel. I did wonder what those spiders with human faces at the end actually did, though.
I have never seen this one before, could it be some kind of sequel to Shadow Warriors?
no, "Shadow Warriors" is really just "Ninja Gaiden" in the UK + EU. Back in the 80s, there were such prohibitions for entertainment to not use the word "Ninja" in such countries.
The final boss in the cape reminds me of Sigma fom the megaman x series