Battlemaniacs (PC)

Newest Review: ... is in your face but the enemies are easy to handle the controls are simple you use on button to jump and another to kick ... more

... punch but the buttons change each level. They are many different levels the first is platform based side scrolling similar to double dragon you go around fighting the pigs until you fight a big boss. There is also a level where you are inside in a big tree trunk and you have to make your way to the bottom, fighting against flies and dragons which come out of the tree wall and many other enemies towards the bottom of the level it gets hard and you have to navigate your self through some big spikes at a fast paced. The l...more

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Battlemaniacs (PC): The Way games should be !!! pure fun (634 words)
by - written on 10/03/05 (Very useful, 75 readings)
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Review on Battletoads in battlemaniacs. This game first hit the scenes back in the early late 1980s on the Nes and was a newer version was made on the Snes. Rareware made this game. The Story *************** The game starts with a scene where you get introduced to the main characters, You first meet Professor T-bird And the battletoads Ritz, Rash and Pimple And the princess. But the Evil Queen gets her minions to kidnap the princess and zitz also gets kidnapped when trying to save her. Professor Oak and the Rash and pimple must make a plan and try to rescue pimple and rash can you do it? The game ************* In one ... Read the complete review

Good fun... 'till level 3 (560 words)
by - written on 26/07/01 (Very useful, 58 readings)
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[Please note that this review was NOT stolen. It was taken from MY site, http://members.madasafish.com/~kefka/ - check the email addy on the site for confirmation if you're that suspicious...] This game is a pre Donkey Kong Country/Killer Instinct effort by English coders, Rare. And, in my opinion, it is one of the best games they produced for SNES (though in my opinion that's not saying much): maybe at the time of its production they still employed some of the staff that earned them respect as a great softco in the early '80's under the name of Ultimate... Unlike the other SNES games mentioned above, Rare tried to go for something a ... Read the complete review