Lethal Enforcers (SNES) Playthrough [4K]
13"Lethal Enforcers" for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) is a shooting gallery-style arcade game. Developed and published by Konami in 1992, the game utilizes a light gun peripheral, such as the Super Scope light gun or the Justifier, for players to aim and shoot at on-screen targets. Players assume the role of a police officer tasked with taking down various criminals and thugs across different urban settings.
The game features multiple stages, each presenting a different scenario, from a bank robbery to a warehouse shootout and more. As players progress through the stages, they encounter different types of enemies, including armed robbers, gang members, and other criminal elements. Gameplay is straightforward: aim and shoot at the on-screen enemies while avoiding hitting innocent bystanders or hostages. Players must act quickly and accurately to neutralize threats and progress through the game
Visually, "Lethal Enforcers" has detailed sprite graphics that capture the gritty atmosphere of the urban environments depicted in the game. The game was controversial when it was released due to its realistic depiction of gun violence. This version has no depiction of bloodshed when a player or criminal meets their demise, though. Instead, a flashing light, either green or blue, signifies the loss of a life. Furthermore, certain stage names undergo alteration for a more family-friendly atmosphere; "Chinatown Assault" transforms into "Downtown Assault," depicting a brawl, while "Drug Dealer" adopts the moniker "Gunrunners."
Overall, "Lethal Enforcers" offers a challenging shooting experience, making it a noteworthy title for fans of arcade-style shooting games and light gun peripherals. It lacks interactive elements like bullet holes in the environment and breakable glass, which added to the arcade version's immersive experience. Additionally, this version simplifies enemy behaviors and reduces the variety and number of enemy character models. Still, it maintains the core gameplay, which also supports the standard joypad.
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