Like cheerleading at a funeral, it feels right and yet it feels wrong. While core mechanics and gameplay remains mostly faithful, it's like playing an "alternate universe" version of the game. The perspective has been shifted from its off-angle view to a more face-on view. The art, game control, progression, story and boss order have all be changed.
This particular version of Sunset Riders appears to have been remade from the ground up. The Genesis version, on the other hand, could basically be considered an entirely different game. The Super Nintendo version kept true to the arcade experience, containing most of the same levels and bosses, but reducing the number of players down to just two yet keeping four playable characters to choose from. When it came to bringing the arcade hit to home consoles, two versions were made. Sunset Riders saw great success in the arcades, with its four-player cabinet allowing you and three others to join together to take down the wicked Sir Richard Rose and his band of followers: Dark Horse, Simon Greedwell, Hank 'Hat' Harris. That's where Konami came through for us, in the days of wonder and merriment that were the '90s, bringing us the splendiferous Sunset Riders. While the gaming world has been wowed by the Red Dead Redemption more recently, back in the old-school 16-bit era we had few games that really brought the magic of the Wild West to us.
The dancing Bomberman sprite in the menu resembles the Tiny Bomber pose from Bomberman '94 (in the character select).Like Panic Bomber W, most of the music in this game is from the Neo Geo version of Bomberman: Panic Bomber.Some game sprites are from Super Bomberman - Panic Bomber W, which in turn borrowed heavily from previous entries.The menu theme in this game is taken from Super Bomberman - Panic Bomber W.The legend states, "He or she who gathers together the three celestial medals of power, which on the island of Ever-Mist, shall open the gates and gain access to the statue." Learning this, Bomberman sets off on another great adventure!" Many adventurers have traveled there in quest of the legendary Golden Statue of Bomberman, but none have returned. " The dark island of Ever-Mist is permanently enshrouded in a deep, dreary fog. This game is also unique in that it allows the player to select what type of blocks they would like to use, although the only difference between them is their appearance.
#Sunset riders sprites movie
This version of Panic Bomber takes on a horror theme, using classic movie monsters in Bomber form as bosses. This game only has a single player mode and was intended to have a multiplayer one, but the link cable for the Virtual Boy was never released. It was released for Virtual Boy on Jin Japan and December 1995 in United States, and was Developed by Hudson Soft. Single player Panic Bomber or Tobidase! PaniBon (とびだせ！ぱにボン) is one of the many offsprings of the Panic Bomber Series.
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