Recently in one of those rate the game above you thread i metioned this Game and the answer was "i never played it" i was like, "but this game is great, if you were a gamer in the nintendo era you must ahve played this".
anyway this game is awesome and i want to show how great it was back in the day, oh i also want find out who else has played this great game
Clash at Demonhead
Staring
Billy "Big Bang" Blitz
FROM
sergeant in S.A.B.R.E. (Special Assault Brigade for Real Emergencies)
(Yes, he looks like Yamcha From DGZ)
The summer of 199X.
Bang and Mary, mission accomplished, soak in rays on the beach.
Suddenly, Bang gets a transmission from Head Quarters! The inventor of the doomsday bomb has been kidnapped! It's up to Bang to rescue him!
Complete each stage by touching the head at the end. However, there are monsters in your way! Jump/crouch/stand/walk and blast them out of your way! You can change use items with select.
You can jump down from platforms by pressing down and A. LOL you go to heaven when you die
Clash at Demonhead ("Dengeki - Big Bang" in Japan)
Clash at Demonhead is a side scrolling platformer for the NES.
On the surface, the gameplay seems pretty basic, with your standard jump and shoot platforming, but it is extremely open ended and very non-linear for a game of its time. You can complete the game's objectives in pretty much any order you want. On the other hand, the game doesn't really lead you to any of them, so you're left to mostly just explore around until you find something. There are some NPCs about who will give you clues or locations to check out, but a lot of it is up to you to find.
The game world is divided into routes (the levels you traverse) and between each is a junction where you can select the next route to head to. You're free to explore the world as you wish. Also, throughout the game you have access to a shop where you can buy various weapons and items to help you out. There are a lot of routes to explore, and some of the items you get are a lot of fun (like the jet pack), not to mention your character's appearance changes when you equip them. Also, later in the game you'll gain access to force powers (not of the Jedi variety) that will allow you to get to areas you couldn't reach before, teleport around the map for quicker travel, and more.
The game looks and feels like an old action anime with the way the characters are designed and the way the story plays out. There's a fair amount of dialogue for a side-scroller released in 1989, and almost all of it stayed intact during translation, too. In the original Japanese version, there was a briefing about your mission in the intro that isn't present in English, but outside of that and one line of text during a game over sequence late in the game, the rest of the text was left in. There are a few other changes, but they're pretty minor. I'd recommend the English version if you don't know any Japanese, since the NPC clues can be quite helpful in finding things, and the story itself is entertaining (and even has some surprises).
THE BEST PART OF THE GAME
Here is the walkthroug to bring back the memories
Hope you enjoy and please rate this game if you have play it
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