Dynamite Deka EX: Asian Dynamite (Sega Naomi Arcade Intro and Short Demo)
6Yippee Ki Yay......in Shanghai!? Didn't see this one coming!
Dynamite Deka EX: Asian Dynamite is a part of Die Hard Arcade/Dynamite Cop series. The third entry is a direct sequel to 'Dynamite Cop' back in 1998 and 'Die Hard Arcade' in 1996. Unfortunately, there was no references to the film in this one, due to the loss of the movie licence. Asian Dynamite was released in July 2007, exclusively in the arcades and only in Japan with no console port in sight.
The gameplay in general has the same dynamics as the previous games with the 3-button layout and fighting/beat 'em up mechanics. With sporting a more Asian aesthetic throughout the game and having a 'Altered Beast' reference, Bruno Delinger returns back along with Caroline Powell who was 'Die Hard Arcade' and working alongside Bruno. Also, a new entry with Jennifer Genuine (awesome name, might I add) as both Caroline and Jennifer replaced Eddie and Jean from 'Dynamite Cop'.
Personal Thoughts: After actually playing this for the first time, Asian Dynamite does have it's pros and cons. The pros are introducing a new setting and changing the characters' alter ego which does extend the life depending on how good you are or even attempting on doing a speed run. However, here's the cons! Can be long depending on what path you choose, similar bosses from Dynamite Cop which you can blatantly see *cough*Wolf Hongo!*cough* and the enemy AI can be a bit overpowered at certain times. Overall, the game is enjoyable for the fans of the 'Dynamite Deka' series and you should give it a go.
This was played though Demul, recorded through Nvidia GeForce Experience and re-encoded through WonderShare UniConverter.
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