The game is a top-down view platformer, with enemies to destroy and platforms to jump. You have your choice of 3 characters: Ultraman, the original red and silver monster fighter, Kamen Rider, the famous bug-eyed monster fighter (both belong to the Tokusatsu franchise, which involve fighting monsters.) and the vintage RX-78-2 Gundam. each has their own respective attack, which is taken from their series. Ultraman shot his Specium Beam, Kamen Rider kicked his boot (???) and Gundam uses his trusty Beam Rifle. Some are more powerful than others. You also have a ''special'' gauge at the bottom right of the screen, which shows how many times you can use your super attack, activated with the X button. Powerful, so don't waste it. Once it's dry, you need a power-up to recharge. Also, you sometimes have the option of calling partners to help you fight the baddies. This has a time-limit, and once they're gone, they're gone. The control is perfect, although the jumps need timing. The gameplay gets a 10.
Um… I think it's about all the baddies from their respective universes coming together and trying to destroy them. Of course, they won't let that happen. Good, but cliched. The in-between sequences are good too.
This game was made around the mid 90's, so I'm not rating it by today's standard. The graphics are crisp and clear. They're also bright, varied, and done well. of course, all the sprites are ''cutesy'' due to the fact it's an SD game. It was a little dark in stage 2 though. Very good overall.
Ouch… the music gets really repetitive really fast. It's not that bad though. I really enjoyed the Gundam's theme. The sound effects on the other hand, sound like they came from the NES. Annoying, but passable.
Tch. Renting it would be impossible, and buying it would be even harder. But, it's a really good game, so if you find it, snatch it up quick. Might be expensive, but worth ever penny. (or yen.)
A good game that doesn't rely on graphics for everything, the gameplay is solid, and the graphics are great. The sound is annoying, but you won't notice it if you're really into the game like I was. I definitely recommend this game to all fans of the genre. Go Great Battle!
