Commando - NES - Twitch Repost
0Pineapple surprise! During my youth, I owned Commando for NES, and it holds many fond memories for me. As a one-man army, I would charge through enemy troops, attacking with ferocity. Replaying the game has been an enjoyable experience, and I appreciate the simplicity of its forward-moving shooter gameplay. The little victory poses after completing each level added a fun touch to the game.
Game Info:
Commando is a classic arcade-style shooter game that was released by Capcom for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in 1986. The game is set in a fictional war-torn country, and the player takes on the role of a soldier named Super Joe who is tasked with rescuing hostages and defeating the enemy army.
The gameplay of Commando is similar to other games of the era such as Ikari Warriors and Mercs. The player character moves through a scrolling battlefield, fighting off enemy soldiers and vehicles using a variety of weapons. The player can move in eight directions and can fire in any direction using a machine gun, grenades, and other power-ups.
The game is divided into six levels, each of which is made up of multiple sections. At the end of each level, the player faces a boss battle against a powerful enemy. The game also features a scoring system, with points awarded for defeating enemies and collecting power-ups.
Commando is known for its challenging gameplay and high level of difficulty. The game requires quick reflexes and precise aim to avoid enemy fire and progress through the levels. The player has a limited number of lives, and the game does not offer any continues or save points, making it a true test of skill and endurance.
Despite its difficulty, Commando was a popular game on the NES and has since been ported to other platforms. It is considered a classic of the shooter genre and remains a favorite among retro gamers today.
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