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Double Hawk
In the early 1990s, violence is spreading around the world and unrest is focused exclusively on a group of international terrorists whose purpose is to terrorize and massacre the innocent. The United Nations orders two veterans, John Jackson and Jack Thomas, to destroy the syndicate.
Double Hawk has two settings: easy and hard, and the gameplay is similar to Cabal, where you have to kill a group of enemies before a meter runs out to move to the next level, and these enemies include soldiers, tanks, helicopters, Nordics and more. Your journey will take you through jungles, wastelands, villages, the seashore and finally to the mountain. Along the way, you will be able to get different power-ups including bombs, machine guns, rapid fire and more speed. There are five missions, consisting of four levels each, including a boss level.
SD Gundam World: Gachapon Senshi 2 - Capsule Senki
Released in 1990, SD Gundam World: Gachapon Senshi 2 - Capsule Senki for the MSX is a Japanese exclusive video game that was developed and published by Bandai. It is the sequel to the first installment in the Gachapon Senshi series, which is a spin-off of the popular Gundam franchise.
The game is a combination of a strategy and role-playing game, with players taking on the role of a capsule toy collector who must collect and battle with different SD Gundam characters. The game is set in the same universe as the Gundam series, but with a chibi or super-deformed art style, making it a light-hearted and fun addition to the franchise.
One of the most unique and interesting features of Gachapon Senshi 2 is the use of capsule toys. Players must use in-game currency to purchase capsule toys, which contain different SD Gundam characters. These characters then become playable in battles and can also be leveled up and equipped with different weapons and armor.
The gameplay revolves around turn-based battles between different SD Gundam characters. Players must strategically choose their team of Gundams, each with their own set of strengths and weaknesses, to defeat enemy teams. The battles are fast-paced and animated, with each character having their own unique special attacks.
The game also features a story mode, where players can follow the adventures of the capsule toy collector as they travel through different areas and battle against various enemies. The story mode also allows players to unlock new characters, weapons, and upgrades, providing a sense of progression and replay value.
In addition to the story mode, the game also includes a versus mode, where players can battle against each other with their collections of SD Gundams. This adds another layer of excitement and competition to the game, making it a great choice for multiplayer gaming.
The graphics and sound in Gachapon Senshi 2 are vibrant and nostalgic. The chibi versions of the Gundam characters are adorable and well-designed, and the battle animations are fluid and action-packed. The soundtrack, composed by Masahiro Inoue, features upbeat and catchy tunes that perfectly match the tone of the game.
