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UK 1987
A Green Beret rushing and attacking.
Rush N’ Attack
Of the many elements of popular culture the 80s introduced, possibly one of the most enduring is the idea of one single man taking down an entire army. Despite the strength of whatever enemy they might be facing, the Iranians, South American dictatorships, or the communists, they all fall to the power of one singular dude. Such is the case with Rush N’ Attack, a game no doubt inspired by the rash of American action movies made in the wake of the Cold War. Much like those movies, while it’s a bit of a short, shallow experience, it’s still pretty enjoyable in its own way even today, should you be a fan of its ilk.
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Rush n' Trojan
Been indulging in old ninja turtles stuff. Gotta say, that first game boy game is one of the purest examples ive seen of what i call "Konami combat." Literally the first stage is JUST five minutes of Konami combat. Think how games like early castlevania or (especially) Rush n Attack play, but stripped down to their barest essences. Its eerie!
Hot News as the classic Green Beret coded by Dante Mendes for the Amiga, gets new footage!
Takin' a cozy nap next to the minefield and surface-to-air missile.