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Game: Beethoven: The Ultimate Canine Caper
System: Super Nintendo
Version: (US)
This is the longplay of the game Beethoven: The Ultimate Canine Caper (also known as Beethoven's 2nd or Beethoven), a platform game developed by american studio Riedel Software Productions and published by Hi Tech Expressions for the Super Nintendo, Game Boy and MS-DOS. This is the Super Nintendo version, released in December 1993 in the United States and Europe.
In the game, we control Beethoven, a dog that stars in a series of family comedy films with animals, which were quite famous in the 90s. The game is based on the film "Beethoven's 2nd", which is a sequel to the 1992 film "Beethoven", about a St. Bernard dog named Beethoven and his adventures with his human family.
The object of the game is to control Beethoven and help him save his babies. The game features multiple levels, each with its own theme and obstacles, including busy streets, parks, lakes, and houses, as well as enemies such as cats, mice, bats, and malicious people who try to stop Beethoven from rescuing his young. To defend himself, Beethoven can bark (emitting a short-range wave, but which can be charged by holding the button for a few seconds to reach greater distance) or shoot water at enemies after getting wet (this attack hits almost the entire screen, but needs be fired quickly before the dog dries off).
In addition, there are several power-ups in the form of food scattered throughout the levels that help Beethoven gain more health or extra lives. Each level has two stages: the first is to rescue the baby at the end of the level and the second is to carry the baby in her mouth to the end, where Missy (Beethoven's companion and mother of the babies) waits.
The game is relatively complicated, the level design has problems in several parts and in the second stage of each stage it is necessary to release the puppy, fight the enemies and continue the walk. Controls are slightly imprecise and button response can be sluggish, making the game even more difficult. The soundtrack includes classic songs by Beethoven (the composer), in simple arrangements.
In general, "Beethoven - The Ultimate Canine Caper" is an extremely simple game and without anything epic, which is perhaps only worth the nostalgic appeal for fans of the film. I hope you enjoy the video.
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Game: Beethoven: The Ultimate Canine Caper
System: Super Nintendo
Version: (US)
This is the longplay of the game Beethoven: The Ultimate Canine Caper (also known as Beethoven's 2nd or Beethoven), a platform game developed by american studio Riedel Software Productions and published by Hi Tech Expressions for the Super Nintendo, Game Boy and MS-DOS. This is the Super Nintendo version, released in December 1993 in the United States and Europe.
In the game, we control Beethoven, a dog that stars in a series of family comedy films with animals, which were quite famous in the 90s. The game is based on the film "Beethoven's 2nd", which is a sequel to the 1992 film "Beethoven", about a St. Bernard dog named Beethoven and his adventures with his human family.
The object of the game is to control Beethoven and help him save his babies. The game features multiple levels, each with its own theme and obstacles, including busy streets, parks, lakes, and houses, as well as enemies such as cats, mice, bats, and malicious people who try to stop Beethoven from rescuing his young. To defend himself, Beethoven can bark (emitting a short-range wave, but which can be charged by holding the button for a few seconds to reach greater distance) or shoot water at enemies after getting wet (this attack hits almost the entire screen, but needs be fired quickly before the dog dries off).
In addition, there are several power-ups in the form of food scattered throughout the levels that help Beethoven gain more health or extra lives. Each level has two stages: the first is to rescue the baby at the end of the level and the second is to carry the baby in her mouth to the end, where Missy (Beethoven's companion and mother of the babies) waits.
The game is relatively complicated, the level design has problems in several parts and in the second stage of each stage it is necessary to release the puppy, fight the enemies and continue the walk. Controls are slightly imprecise and button response can be sluggish, making the game even more difficult. The soundtrack includes classic songs by Beethoven (the composer), in simple arrangements.
In general, "Beethoven - The Ultimate Canine Caper" is an extremely simple game and without anything epic, which is perhaps only worth the nostalgic appeal for fans of the film. I hope you enjoy the video.
![[Longplay] SNES - Beethoven: The Ultimate Canine Caper (4K, 60FPS)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/OgC30IHYDXE/hqdefault.jpg "[Longplay] SNES - Beethoven: The Ultimate Canine Caper (4K, 60FPS)
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Game: Beethoven: The Ultimate Canine Caper
System: Super Nintendo
Version: (US)
This is the longplay of the game Beethoven: The Ultimate Canine Caper (also known as Beethovens 2nd or Beethoven), a platform game developed by american studio Riedel Software Productions and published by Hi Tech Expressions for the Super Nintendo, Game Boy and MS-DOS. This is the Super Nintendo version, released in December 1993 in the United States and Europe.
In the game, we control Beethoven, a dog that stars in a series of family comedy films with animals, which were quite famous in the 90s. The game is based on the film Beethovens 2nd, which is a sequel to the 1992 film Beethoven, about a St. Bernard dog named Beethoven and his adventures with his human family.
The object of the game is to control Beethoven and help him save his babies. The game features multiple levels, each with its own theme and obstacles, including busy streets, parks, lakes, and houses, as well as enemies such as cats, mice, bats, and malicious people who try to stop Beethoven from rescuing his young. To defend himself, Beethoven can bark (emitting a short-range wave, but which can be charged by holding the button for a few seconds to reach greater distance) or shoot water at enemies after getting wet (this attack hits almost the entire screen, but needs be fired quickly before the dog dries off).
In addition, there are several power-ups in the form of food scattered throughout the levels that help Beethoven gain more health or extra lives. Each level has two stages: the first is to rescue the baby at the end of the level and the second is to carry the baby in her mouth to the end, where Missy (Beethovens companion and mother of the babies) waits.
The game is relatively complicated, the level design has problems in several parts and in the second stage of each stage it is necessary to release the puppy, fight the enemies and continue the walk. Controls are slightly imprecise and button response can be sluggish, making the game even more difficult. The soundtrack includes classic songs by Beethoven (the composer), in simple arrangements.
In general, Beethoven - The Ultimate Canine Caper is an extremely simple game and without anything epic, which is perhaps only worth the nostalgic appeal for fans of the film. I hope you enjoy the video.")
![[Longplay] NDS - Bomberman 2 (4K, 60FPS)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Or5ItXWbTYk/hqdefault.jpg "[Longplay] NDS - Bomberman 2 (4K, 60FPS)
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Game: Bomberman 2
System: Nintendo DS
Version: (Europe)
This is the longplay of the game Bomberman 2, an action and puzzle game released exclusively for Nintendo DS in 2008 in Japan, with the name Custom Battle Bomberman and in Europe, where it is called Bomberman 2, which should not be confused with the version from the NES.
The plot of this game takes place in a highly technological city known as Grid City, which was suddenly invaded by hackers. As the soldiers rage, every zone of the city is invaded, causing the infection rate to rise to 99.9% before a hero can stop it. Bomberman connects to the system to fight the virus.
In this game we control Bomberman and, unlike previous games, here he has a life bar instead of a single hit point. The hero must face seven zones, with 10 stages each. Almost every stage has parts that can (and should) be equipped so that Bomberman increases his attributes and can use other types of bombs. Each equipped part completely changes the heros appearance and the parts can be chosen before starting each phase. The stages have several objectives, such as defeating all enemies, winning the stage with a certain number of bombs or destroying a number of blocks. In addition to the objectives, the stages have alternative paths to obtain a certain part to equip the hero and to access them it is necessary to return to the stage equipped with the necessary powers and abilities. With each stage completed, Bomberman receives experience and increases his level, allowing him to carry heavier equipment. The game is good, very creative, has good graphics and a good soundtrack (with some very striking songs), but it could be a little better executed, meaning that the person has to mix up the parts a lot to choose the skills. The hero levels up, but each level allows him to carry heavier equipment but does not increase his attributes without using the equipment, which could give a little more freedom to customize the equipment. The video was made in two parts: one with the normal playthrough, obtaining all the parts (and using the ones that can be used) and the other I recorded a boss rush with the exclusive parts of Rank S (I used a completely complete save in this part), which were only used in sets (including the powerful Max Bomberman).
I hope you enjoy the video.")
![[Longplay] SNES - Mega Man 4: Snes Port [Homebrew] (4K, 60FPS)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/OuiNLd85rjk/hqdefault.jpg "[Longplay] SNES - Mega Man 4: Snes Port [Homebrew] (4K, 60FPS)
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Game: Mega Man 4: Snes Port [Homebrew]
System: Super Nintendo
Version: Rev C
This is the longplay of Mega Man IV, an action and platform game produced by Capcom and known in Japan as Rockman 4: Aratanaru Yabou !!originally released for the NES. This is the Super Nintendo version, a port made by romhacker Infidelity and released in 2023.
The plot is exactly the same as the NES version, where Dr Willy was given missing and who assumes this post is the Russian scientist Dr. Mikhail Cossack, who was also a colleague of Dr. Light and Dr. Wily at college. Dr. Cossack is the creator of the robot masters of this game. The game was also the first in the Mega Mans classic series to give the possibility of charge the Buster.
This is an entire port of the NES game, made to be thrown in Super Nintendo (both on the original and emulators console) that uses the color palette of the Fceux emulator. The author of this port did so with the goal of, besides making it possible to play this game at Super Nintendo, also did it to make the same more fluid. The commands are also adapted to play on Super Nintendo, with button B serving to jump and Y to shoot. The game flows excellently and with several corrected bugs. Its a great port and deserves to be played. I hope you enjoy the video.")
![[Longplay] SNES - Super Star Wars [v1.1] (4K, 60FPS)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/PYanHal5NPE/hqdefault.jpg "[Longplay] SNES - Super Star Wars [v1.1] (4K, 60FPS)
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Game: Super Star Wars
System: Super Nintendo
Version: (US) 1.1
A LONG TIME AGO, IN A GALAXY FAR, FAR AWAY!
This is a longplay of game Super Star Wars, action, plataform and shooter game released in 1992 for the Super Nintendo, developed by Sculptured Software and LucasArts and published by JVC and later by Nintendo (in 1.1 SNES Version and Virtual Console).
Super Star Wars is the first game in the Star Wars film franchise released for the Super Nintendo. The game is based on the film Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, released in 1977. The game follows the events of the film relatively faithfully, with just a few creative adaptations to put into a game of this style.
In the game we control Luke Skywalker, a young man who is on the path of becoming a Jedi Knight, under the guidance of Master Obi-Wan Kenobi. Lukes mission is to save the universe from Darth Vaders tyranny. On the way, our hero will have the help of robots R2-D2 and C3PO, as well as Han Solo and Chewbacca (aka Chewie), who are also playable characters. In the platorma phases we can use the pistol to shoot and, at a certain point, Luke also receives the Lightsaber. To help the heroes, we have items like Thermal Detonators (hit all enemies at the same time), Shields (temporary invincibility), Point Multipliers, Time Bonus (to increase time), Health Swords (to increase the life bar), plus small and large hearts to recover from wounds and upgrades for the pistol, which are essential. In addition to the platform stages, there are also levels in vehicles and the X-Wing spacecraft, following the films script well.
The graphics are great and make good use of the potential of the SNES, the soundtrack is that of the film in great arrangements, which make good use of the sound capacity of the console. The gameplay is very intuitive and the difficulty level is considered high, making it necessary to be well equipped to face the games challenges and overcome them more easily. Without a doubt, one of the best movie-based games ever released for the Super Nintendo.
This is the second video I make of this game, this time I recorded it with a much better encode. This is version 1.1, which was re-released in 1996 and was published by Nintendo itself.
I hope you enjoy the video.")
![[Longplay] NES - Darkwing Duck [100%] (4K, 60FPS)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/QYKIDb6Le0I/hqdefault.jpg "[Longplay] NES - Darkwing Duck [100%] (4K, 60FPS)
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This is the longplay of the game Darkwing Duck, an action and platform game developed and published by Capcom, released in June 1992 in the USA and in December 1993 in Europe. This game also received a Game Boy version.
In the Game, we control Drake Mallard, the citizen duck of the City of St.Canard, that fights against crime as the hooded hero called the Darkwing Duck, a night watchman who goes after the most wanted bandits in the city.
One day, J.Gander Hooter, a goose who runs the SHUSH organization asks the hero for help to save the city of St.Canard get rid of the villain Steel Beak, Leader of the FOWL Organization that gathered 5 most dangerous criminals in the City. Seeing that the city is in danger in wrong hands, Drake wears the uniform and with the help of Captain Boing (from Ducktales), our hero Darkwing Duck goes to places where the targets are, and thats where the game starts.
The game is 2D platform, with relative influence from the Mega Man series (also from Capcom). Darkwing Duck can jump, fire with normal shots and special shots (which have limited uses and can be found across levels), as well as hanging from platforms and hooks. The game is not totally linear, there is a map and you can choose the level you want from the available ones. Each stage has two bonus stages each, where our hero can get items, weapon ammo and extra lives.
Its a good game, of a great Disney character. The video was made by collecting all bonus stages.
Hope you like it.")
![[Longplay] NES - Mario is Missing! (4K, 60FPS)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Q_5wFsfV84g/hqdefault.jpg "[Longplay] NES - Mario is Missing! (4K, 60FPS)
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This is the longplay of Mario is Missing, an educational electronic game developed by The Software Toolworks for DOS, Macintosh, NES and SNES. Despite using characters from the Mario series, he does not remember previous or later games, as it was not programmed by Nintendo.
In this game, Mario is kidnapped and its up to his brother Luigi to rescue him. For this mission, Luigi will travel around the world where he needs to defeat koopas, as some hide relics related to the country where Luigi is. These relics must be returned to their respective tents. Koopas are like tourists, they do nothing bad for Luigi, they do no harm. Even so, Luigi can defeat them.
It is an educational story game only.
I hope you enjoy the video.")
![[Longplay] SNES - Stargate [100%] (4K, 60FPS)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/RE9e8xo5S-s/hqdefault.jpg "[Longplay] SNES - Stargate [100%] (4K, 60FPS)
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Game: Stargate
System: Super Nintendo
Version: (US)
This is the longplay of Stargate, an action and platform game released in 1995 for Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis. This is the Super Nintendo version, produced by Tantalus Interactive and distributed by Acclaim.
The game is based on the 1994 movie Stargate. Like the movie, the game has both science fiction and Egyptian elements. Before history, we must go back a few years in the past: in 1928, an archaeologist named Professor Langford and his daughter, Catherine Langford, are on an expedition in Giza, Egypt, where they arrive at an archaeological site and discover a gigantic metallic ring, and an amulet with inscriptions and the symbol of the god Ra, which the chief archaeologists daughter, Catherine Langford, takes for herself.
Seventy years have passed since the discovery of the giant ring and now we are in the present day. The protagonists are Jack ONeil, a colonel in the American army and Daniel Jackson, an Egyptologist who had developed a theory about the Great Pyramid of Giza, that it could not have been built in the Fourth Dynasty of the Egyptian pharaohs, which is the officially accepted version. Ridiculed and cast aside by his fellow scientists, and left behind in the middle of his presentation, he withdraws disconsolately, but is eventually encouraged by Catherine to decipher ancient hieroglyphs on that giant ring, and discovers a portal called the Stargate, which gives access to an alien world called Abydos, where the gods of Egyptian mythology lived, and which really influenced our civilization. For this, a military reconnaissance patrol was sent, as well as a portable atomic bomb, to seal the portal of Abydos, in case that civilization presented a threat to the human race.
The game begins in the deserts of Abydos shortly after the mission team lands using the Stargate. The mission is to collect samples and then return to Earth, but Colonel Jack ONeil has also secretly brought a nuclear bomb to seal off the Stargate if the mission team discovers a threat. A sandstorm separated Colonel ONeil from his mission team and the bomb disappeared. Jackson, the mission teams Egyptology expert, informs them that the teams base camp has been attacked by Ra. The local inhabitants of Abydos, the Nagadans, helped the team escape the attack, but supplies were left behind in caves. ONeil will have to find the supplies, the bomb and the seven Egyptian hieroglyphs scattered around the area, so he can open the Stargate and get his men home safely.
In the game, we control Jack ONeil, who needs to search for items, complete missions, interact with the Nagadans, in addition to destroying different types of enemies, ranging from insects, scarabs and wild monsters, to Egyptian-themed bosses, including gods like Anubis and Ra. To defeat enemies, ONeil uses his machine gun (which has infinite ammo and can receive temporary upgrades), as well as grenades of different types. The hero can also hang from ropes and platforms. In addition to the platform levels, there are shooter levels, where we pilot an alien ship. The game faithfully follows the important events of the film, the scenarios refer to ancient Egypt, and bring scenarios such as deserts, caves and civilizations of antiquity. The soundtrack is simple, but it works well. The gameplay is good and flows well after getting used to the movements and the hero can shoot shots and grenades in several directions. The game has elements of metroidvania, but it also has a certain linearity and it is necessary to explore the places well and make sure to collect everything in order to guarantee the safety of Abydos and also of our planet Earth. Stargate is one of my favorite movies and this is one of the best movie-based games Ive ever played.
The video was made by collecting everything (all hieroglyphs and bomb pieces), completing all the missions and getting the best ending. Hope you like it.")
![[Longplay] GEN - Sunset Riders [2 Players] (4K, 60FPS)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/RFdhk9FTHgE/hqdefault.jpg "[Longplay] GEN - Sunset Riders [2 Players] (4K, 60FPS)
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Game: Sunsetriders
System: Sega Genesis
Version: (US)
This is the longplay of the game Sunset Riders, an action and run and gun game, initially released in Arcades in 1991 and later on Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis in 1992. This is the Sega Genesis version.
The game is set in a Wild West setting. In the game, we control bounty hunters who travel through the Old West of the United States in search of the most terrible outlaws. At the beginning of each stage, the player is shown a poster with the name of the bandit to be eliminated, the amount of the reward and the famous phrase: Wanted dead or alive. The game is full of action and requires a lot of skill and reflexes from the players.
While in the Arcade and Super Nintendo we have four characters, here we only have two: Billy, an American who uses pistols and Cormano, a Mexican who uses a shotgun. This version is good, but very different from the original Arcade version, with several details omitted and music in different places. The video was made in Hard mode and playing with 2 players. I hope you enjoy the video.
Player 1: xRavenXP (Billy)
Player 2: Henplay (Cormano)")
![[Longplay] GBC - Mega Man World II GBC Edition [Hack] (4K, 60FPS)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/R_Kw5KF6VuA/hqdefault.jpg "[Longplay] GBC - Mega Man World II GBC Edition [Hack] (4K, 60FPS)
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Game: Mega Man World II GBC Edition
System: Game Boy Color
Version: 1.01")
![[Longplay] SNES - Street Fighter II - The World Warrior (4K, 60FPS)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/SjbA9VE-Y44/hqdefault.jpg "[Longplay] SNES - Street Fighter II - The World Warrior (4K, 60FPS)
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Game: Street Fighter II - The World Warrior
System: SNES
Version: (US)")
![[Longplay] GEN - Granada (4K, 60FPS)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/T4BWev4Sw2c/hqdefault.jpg "[Longplay] GEN - Granada (4K, 60FPS)
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Game: Granada
System: Sega Genesis
Version: (US)
This is the longplay of the game Granada, a shooter game released for Sharp X68000 and Mega Drive/Sega Genesis in 1990 in Japan, United States and Brazil, developed by Wolfteam. The game was published in Japan by Wolfteam, in the United States by Renovation Products, Inc. and in Brazil by Tectoy.
The game takes place in Africa, in the year 2016, which is portrayed in a futuristic manner. A full-scale Civil War began due to disputes between nations over mining rights for rare metals. This war escalated rapidly due to the development of a new advanced type of tank called the Maneuver Cepters. A mysterious Maneuver Cepter of unknown origin called Granada, has been destroying heavy mobile weapons of the northern and southern factions.
The protagonist of the game is a mercenary named Leon Todo, who accepts the task of an agent of the company that takes him to Japan. Leon takes control of the Grenade war tank and needs to use its heavy artillery to end the war once and for all.
In the game, we control the Granada tank in an overhead view. The object of the game is to destroy all targets marked in red on the map and face the boss (which is a flashing red target) before time runs out. The tank has a machine gun with rapid fire (Button A) to destroy small enemies and a super powerful missile shot (Button C), which can destroy enemies with a few or even a single attack, in addition to being essential against bosses, however this requires precision as well as pushing back and requires caution to avoid falling into traps when using it. Button B, when held down, serves to lock the tank in a single direction when moving.
The tank can shoot in 16 different directions and also has support items, which are:
- Reflector (a rotating square, which when hit by the Granada cannon, ends up shooting shots in all directions and chasing enemies),
- Epalet (which adds the ability to fire guided missiles)
- Paul Bunyan (attaches a plate-shaped shield to the front of the Grenada. It is launched forward when the Grenade fires a missile with C, which causes it to spray bullets in multiple directions before returning to the Grenade)
- Chromleck (which adds metallic balls that rotate around the tank when firing a weapon, useful for attack and defense)
- Hidden (a kind of flare, which when hit by the Granada missile , ends up causing a powerful attack against nearby enemies).
The game has Easy, Normal, Hard and Mania levels. The difference between them is that if you choose Hard or Mania, the life bar and the time to finish the stage drastically reduce, in addition to more aggressive enemies. The game is quite challenging. Unfortunately, there are no items to recover life or extra lives, so precision in controlling the tank is crucial.
Granada is sometimes mistakenly referred to as XGranadaX or Granada X because of ambiguity in the design of the logo. The soundtrack is awesome and was composed by Masaaki Uno and Motoi Sakuraba (same creator of music from Valkyrie Profile). Is a good shoot-em-up, with graphics very well made and very underrated. That game was also planned to be released in Europe under Ubisoft publishing, but was canceled for unknown reasons.
The video was made in Normal mode (I had already made a video in the Mania level, published on World of Longplays). Hope you like it.")
![[Longplay] Arcade - Superman [2 Players] (4K, 60FPS)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/TCPqvaku5R8/hqdefault.jpg "[Longplay] Arcade - Superman [2 Players] (4K, 60FPS)
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Game: Superman
System: Arcade
Version: (US)
Its a bird? Its a plane? No, its Superman! This is a longplay of Superman, an action, beat n up and shooter game developed and distributed by Taito Corporation, released for Arcades in 1988 and featuring the popular DC Comics character, Superman.
In this game, the player controls Superman, who must fight his way through five levels to save the world from the evil Emperor Zaas. The game can be played alone or in multiplayer, where Player 1 takes control of Superman with the blue uniform and traditional red cape, while Player 2 controls a Superman with red uniform and gray cape. The adventure begins in Metropolis and passes through scenarios such as San Francisco, Las Vegas and Washington, D.C..
Superman is capable of punching, kicking and flying, as well as being able to use a Power Burst when the player holds then releases the punch button. There are also the objects in the levels that he can throw at enemies and/or break to get items, which are crystals that can restore the heros energy, allow the player to launch a projectile attack without charging, or defeat all enemies on the screen. In addition to the beat n up stages, the game also features shooter stages, where Superman shoots lightning through his eyes to destroy enemies and obstacles. The game is linear, with several stages and a boss at the end of each stage. Gameplay for both players is identical. The presence of this alternate Superman is never explained in the game and is only intended as a co-operative gameplay mechanic, however, a red Superman did exist, in an imaginary story published in Superman (vol. 162. Its a good game, quite challenging like the Arcade games of its time and with good graphics and soundtrack (the Superman theme is easily recognized in the game). The video was recorded from 2 players. Hope you like it.
Player 1: xRavenXP
Player 2: Henplay")
