Juno First presents a set number of enemies per level, but they do not make a gallery formation. This is not a typical gallery shooter.
Instead, the player’s ship can move forward and backward (in addition to left and right) to hunt enemies in an orientation that is vertical, but has some horizon-oriented tilt. This style of gameplay would be re-used in a later Konami shooter, Axelay.

Starting formations vary from stage to stage. In addition, the player can pick up a humanoid, upon which the screen will have a red tint.
While this happens, every enemy the player shoots will earn the player 200 more points than the previous enemy destroyed.
The original score for shooting an enemy while in humanoid mode depends on the stage.

You have also three Warps per stage, when you use it, your ship disappear and then reappear on the same point, it’s crucial for dodging shot patterns especially on the more advanced waves/stages.

Every 100000 points you earn an extend. The game has 16 waves/stages in total, after that it loops with an always increasing difficulty, until you lose all the lives.

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You play as an unnamed secret agent clearly based on Bond(or two in multiplayer), tasked with investigating an unnamed dictator who got his hands on a warhead and is threatening to use it.
Infiltrating the dictator’s hideout (in an unnamed, clearly fictional island resembling Republic of Isthmus).

You start off flying a Jet-Pack over the ocean from a 3rd person perspective flying into the screen towards the island with the baddies coming towards you. You have a gun but can get icons to upgrade your gun. There are Hang-Gliders and a huge Helicopter to contend with as well before landing on the island and onto the next stage which the game then becomes a Beat -em-up. You view the action from the side as the game scrolls horizontally as you move from left to right. Baddies come at you from all sides and you kick or throw them. Baddies with guns will drop their weapons which you can collect and use before facing another boss who needs defeating to move on.

Other game styles played has you running into the screen from a 3rd person perspective shooting the baddies coming towards you. As well as various weapons, you can collect smart-bombs to kill all on screen. The last style of gameplay is a beat-em-up again with weapons but you must jump up various levels to get to the top. As the game progresses it mixes up each level with these game styles.

After you complete every stage, the game loops one time then it ends.

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This is what was added in this version:

– Added new playable character “Jokō” and strategist “Kakuka.”

– Revamped animation of existing characters.

– Added button dash.

– Reintegrating Special Down into Hougeki combos, and reworked a few key features to reduce the complexity of the system.

-Added new stage and new BGM.

This is the standard layout for the game, with numericals representing directions (think of the number pad on your keyboard) and a four-button layout (with E and F being bound to A+B and B+C).

Basic Controls
A: A characters light hit move.
B: A characters medium hit move.
C: A characters heavy hit move.
D: Can be used to throw an opponent or to tech / break a throw.
E: If you have the macro for A+B assigned, then you can use this to access both buttons at the same time *optional binding
F: If you have the macro for B+C assigned, then you can use this to access both buttons at the same time *optional binding
66 – Run/Hop
44 – Backdash/Backhop

Tatics Bar Aka meter, it increases on hit or guard, as well as on special whiffs. The first player to land an attack on each round receives a bonus 1 bar. Can hold up to 4 bars.

EX Special Attack A+B: Uses up 1 tactics bar, they enable stronger special attacks. Many EX attacks are invulnerable, or give a hard knockdown.

Summon Strategist 236D: Uses up 1 tactics bar. Cannot be cancelled into. Mainly used during neutral game, for okizeme, and can even be used during Hougeki combos for extensions.

Ougi 2363214D: Uses up 3 tactics bars, performs a powerful super attack. All of them are fully invincible and guard crush on block to give a slight frame advantage. Note: The game will also register 2321D as an Ougi input.

Hiougi 236B+C: Uses up 4 tactics bars, only available during Hougeki combos. Cannot be cancelled into, must be performed raw.

Throw Techs. To tech a throw, press the D button.

Air Techs. Not all attacks will be guaranteed to knock you down. If you hold a button during hitstun, you will air tech. When you air tech, you will be invincible until 1 of 2 things happens.
-You press an air attack button.
-You land on the ground.
This causes a basic mindgame where you choose between doing an air attack, and just landing after an airtech. Likewise, the opponent will consider doing an anti air, or going for a mix-up.

Ground Techs. If you are hit with an attack that causes a soft knockdown, you can tech by pressing any button. Hold to tech works. If you want to tech immediately, you can simply hold A whenever you get hit. Note that if you were able to air tech but chose not to, you still have the option to ground tech.

Special Down. Any counter hit from a move with a Special Down attribute will result in a special type of hitstun. Until your opponent hits the ground, you can hit them with a short combo. Similar to other specials hitting the opponent in the air, they can air tech if they are too high at the end.

Hougeki Combo System. All characters have moves with the Hougeki attribute. The universal ones are 6B, 3B, 6C, and 3C. Some characters may have additional Hougeki attacks. When the opponent is counterhit with an attack with Hougeki attribute, the opponent will be put into the special Hougeki combo state. These are the strongest combos in the game.

Special Pursuit Chance. During a Hougeki combo, you can use a Special Pursuit Chance (bounces):

3B – Lift off: a short range but quick attack that launches on hit.
6B – Slam: a slow overhead attack that causes ground bounce.
6C – Blow away: a slow attack that causes wall bounce.
Some special attacks have identical pursuit chances to the above command normals, but they are all character specific. Whenever the opponent is falling, during Hougeki combo state, they can be comboed until they fully land on the ground. There is always a small ground bounce that happens when they fall initially. The larger the fall, the larger the bounce. This is a key point for timing combos visually as well as constructing new Hougeki routes.

I used Kakouton. Twin sister of Kakōen, this mighty warrior of Gi wields a giant sword known as the Hungry Wolf of the Seven Stars. Wholly dedicated in both body and soul to Sōsō’s grand cause, she will not be satisfied until all who oppose Sōsō have been destroyed. Emotional and passionate, she can be somewhat simplistic and naive.

Kakouton has some of the best close range pressure in the game. Her long reaching 5A can be confirmed into 623A or 236A+B, and also combos into 236A on CH. Her 236 series pushes opponents outside of poke range, giving her some of the safest frame trap options in the cast, while also pushing opponents to the corner. Work your way up close, then use a mixture of 5A into throw, 5AA, or 236A to open your opponent up.

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The game refers to Paris-Dakar Rally. It is made up of four laps, each one with Extended play ( including check points), for a total of 12 routes. There are obstacles and crazy curves to be beat, reaching the end and it won’t be a walk in the park.

Each route must be finished withing 60″ seconds and reaching the Check Point within this time grant you get an Extended play.
If you don’t reach the Check Point you have the possibility to Continue, you’ll restart form the last point you reached. If you never reached one you’ll restart the race entirely.

Blomby Car uses an isometric perspective, so steering takes a little bit of time to get used to.
The game is hard, the camera and the huge car model don’t help you, sometimes you’ll need lightning fast reflexes to avoid obstacles or to do a simple turn.

The game be played with a Joystick and a Button to accelerate or a Steering Wheel (Optical sensor, Potentiometer) with a gear shift and a pedal.

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Big Karnak is a platform game reminiscent of Trojan and Ghouls ‘n Ghosts, where players assume the role of a pharaoh warrior who embarks on a journey through four increasingly difficult levels taking place in an Ancient Egypt setting to save his wife by defeating the Egyptian gods Horus, Nut, Isis and Osiris.

During gameplay, players fight against mythical beings, acquire different weapons, solve puzzles and jump between front and back movement planes while avoiding hazards along the way. Players can also deflect certain enemy projectiles to avoid damage.
Losing all the energy results in losing a live and the game is over once all lives are lost but players can insert more credits into the arcade machine to continue playing.

The game is divided into three stages with a different gameplay focus. The first level is a standard hack & slash: the pharaoh walks from left to right and fights enemies (which mostly go down in one hit) and one boss in melee combat.

The second level, a temple, has a maze-like structure with multiple junctions. The pharaoh needs to explore this temple, find a few women to rescue and a magical weapon to proceed – a map which appears directly after entering the temple shows the way as well as hints for the two switch puzzles.

At the end of level one, the pharaoh acquired a staff which is able to do ranged attacks which is helpful to deal with the increased amount of bosses and mini bosses. The third stage is mostly a linear sequence of boss battles.

Each level has to be beaten within a time limit while avoiding to die. The pharaoh has a energy bar which is depleted with enemy hits and one of the lives is lost as soon as the bar hits zero. Power-ups along the way increase power and time.

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During the Mongolian conquest of Central China is an era that ushered famine, pestilence, suffering and death of the people. Numerous battles took place in the central plains and during this great conflict, twelve weapon masters engage in deadly duels. Devious forces gather amidst the bitter strife.
The Mongol invasion of China swept the lands into ruin. Five factions spawned twelve lethal warriors for a battle of supremacy and exterminate the overlords of darkness: the Twin Tartars and Lord Wizard. The victor shall gain the title of “Superior Martial Paladin” and build a new empire and legacy to China.
The bite of cold steel shall decide the victor.

Killing Blade plays similarly (and has a similar historical-fantasy aesthetic) to SNK’s Samurai Shodown series. It features a 2-on-2 tag-team mechanic (similar to the Marvel vs. Capcom series) and two separate power meters (a red “offensive” meter for super moves and a blue “defensive” meter for a special universal combo).

The fighters to choose from are Long (longsword), Zhuge (short sword), Yizhen (stick), Ling (whip), Tsan (katana), Jinlun (ring blades) Shanguan (spearblade), Onisxa (shield and sword), Abacus (counting frame), Buto (twin short sword), Hades (ink brush) and Shinhu (twin maces). Each fighter has their own fighting techniques witch include blocks and special attacks. The fights are best of three. After defeating the playable fighters the non-playable bosses Twin Tartars (two fighters on top of each other) and Lord Wizard (the wizard) must be beaten. You can play solo or against a friend.

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In the game you race through extreme jumps & loops and perform crazy stunts while driving an iconic Hot Wheels cars: Twin Mill III, Solid Muscle RD-02, Rodger Dodger, Bone Shaker, Sharkruiser.

The more players there are, the more tickets you will win. Each machine has two cameras that take player snapshots.
Drive through three racetracks: Daredevil, Monster Madness and G Force .Each player is identified to their racing car. Players always know where their cars are in the race, further increasing the sense of competition.

The game is played with a wheel and one pedal, each you press the pedal during a boost will trigger, you have to collect coins during each race, small ones are worth 1 single coin, big ones are worth 5 coins, the goal is to reach 220-230 or whatever is the setting to your local cabinet is, to win a super bonus of 1000 tickets.

Winning the race gives 8 tickets bonus, if you fall during a race o crash, you’ll become invulnerable for 5 seconds but you cannot collect coins, so be careful, every course is filled with traps and it easy to mess up.

In Multiplayer tickets are combined up to 300 (6 players), for a maximum of 1300 tickets if you get the superbonus.

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Legend says the man who pulls the sword Excalibur from the stone, is destined to be king. And so it was that Arthur, a young knight, pulled the sword from the stone and claimed his birthright. But none of the other lords and knights would follow the “boy king” and the land quickly began to wither and die.

At last Arthur turned to Merlin for guidance and advice. Merlin explained that only the Legendary Grail holds the power needed to unite Britain under Arthur’s rule. Lost for ages, the grail would heal the rift between the land and the one true king and will bring prosperity to the land and to its people.

So, with aid of his trusted friends Lancelot and Percival, Arthur set forth on his quest to dispel the evil from the land and to reclaim the lost grail…

The gameplay is very similar to other Capcom beat ’em ups, such as Final Fight, but closer to The King Of Dragons released the same year due to the emphasis on armed combat and fantasy themes in the latter, as opposed to hand-to-hand grappling combat in the former.

There are 7 stages, each with its own boss ranging from the poleaxe-wielding knight known as Scorn (billed as the “First Challenge”) all the way up to Garibaldi, the golden-armored final boss. The fantasy element of the game is clear in foes such as the magician enemies, Muramasa the fiendish samurai warrior that serves as the boss of Stage 6, and the mechanical Iron Golem that appears as a mini-boss halfway through the last stage of the game.

Blocking an attack is executed by hitting the attack button, then pressing away from the enemy. As in most beat ’em ups, a desperation attack is performed by pressing both the attack and jump buttons simultaneously. This knocks out most enemies on the screen, but the player loses a little bit of health every time he uses it. At various points, the players get to ride a horse, where they can attack enemies on horseback. The horses can stomp on enemies by pressing two times forward.

The highest level a character can obtain in the game is 16, although there is only enough experience in a play-through to allow one character to reach that level.

Large items of treasure such as chests, platters of food and sets of crockery can be struck and split into smaller items that usually amount to a higher value in points. In rare cases, they are replaced by a special bonus such as an extra life or a magical scepter which instantly raises the character’s level.

Destined to be a future king, Arthur is a well-balanced character and excellent for intermediate skilled players due to his slow powerful attack. His weapon is the Excalibur sword. Arthur initially wears chain mail, leather armor on his shoulders and chest, and has white pants and a red tunic. When he gets new level-ups, Excalibur becomes stronger, and he eventually gains field plate armor in silver and gold colors. Arthur is the most devastating character on horseback.

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It’s the year of our Lord, 1995. Once again invitations to the King of Fighters tournament have found their ways to the world’s most powerful fighters.

And their author is none other than the mysterious “R!” Could the “R” be that of Rugal, who supposedly blew himself up on his aircraft carrier a year ago?

Among the contestants for this year’s tournament is the newly selected team of Billy, Yagami, and Kisaragi, who sent the American Team packing.

But what in the end is Billy’s scheme? What ambitions does Kisaragi cradle? And what evil designs for his old foe Kyo Kusanagi spur Iori Yagami on?

These new challengers join all of the previous tournament’s contestants-except the American Sports Team, of course-both in battle and the all-consuming intrigue that forms the core of King of Fighters ’95.

The gameplay of The King of Fighters ’95 was left largely intact from King of Fighters ’94. The one major change SNK was to allow players to select any combination of characters to fight with, as opposed to the concrete teams that players were confined to in the previous game. In addition, almost all the teams from the first game returned, but were no longer affiliated with specific nationalities.

The American Sports Team from the previous game was replaced by a Rivals Team, composed of Iori Yagami (a new character designed to be Kyo Kusanagi’s rival), and Eiji Kisaragi (Ryo Sakazaki’s and Kyokugenryu Karate rival) and Billy Kane (bodyguard of Terry Bogard’s rival, Geese Howard).

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The game tests your “spidey sense” as you need to have quick timing to press the button at the right moment to avoid obstacles, punch enemies, swing or vault.
At the end of the game you will face off against Vulture. In order to win the most tickets, you will need to defeat him.

Like most ticket arcade games, Spider-Man: Homecoming has a rigged payout system. It will only “allow” a 1000 ticket jackpot if there has been enough money paid into the arcade game.

If enough money has been put into the machine (determined by the settings that the arcade location has it set at) then you can win the jackpot if you are skilled enough.
But, if not enough money has been put in, then it will literally be impossible to win the jackpot. The game will make you lose before you can beat the Vulture.
It does this by making it impossible to press the button fast enough at the very end of the game, during the Vulture fight. Spider-Man: Homecoming at Dave and Buster’s has a setting called “Average Games to Bonus”. By default, this is set to 200 games. So it will take about 200 games of people paying and losing until it is ready to allow another jackpot.

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