Enter the City Sweeper!!

[Seven Force]

A side scroller with the Irem's trademark dark, detailed look.

Here's a pic

Wasn't it fun to take a pillar out of ground and whack everyone who was surrounding you? You can't forget the fearsom fat lady who uses her jackhammer to make motorcyles and enemies fall from the celing.

Share the bliss about kicking some ass!!

[NeoZeedeater]

I really liked Undercover Cops in the arcade. It had some twisted enemies like those chicks that keep hopping around. And hitting people with those big fish was fun.

Is the SNES version a worthy port?

[Cheebs]

This game shocked the hell out of me with its exposed boobies. They certainly 1 up-ed Capcom's Poison. And yes, it was mighty fun bashing people with giant cement pillars.

[Seven Force]

Fox owns Poison!

[NeoZeedeater]

Something tells me the SNES port lacks exposed boobies, even the import version.

[gameoverDude]

Bashing people with pillars is fun... but it really gets interesting when you chuck small girders, a fish, or even a CAR at somebody. The way you kill Cue Ball (the 1st level boss) is neat- try the game if you haven't seen that, I will not spoil it.

[Seven Force]

The one thing I don't like about it is that the "Ultimate Attacks" were REMOVED from the U.S. Version.

Claude jumps up and rains fireballs on the opposition., Bubba Rockets to the to the ground multiple times (Think Maxima's super) and Flame jumps up and gigantic arcs circle around.

Did you see the screen with R-type 1st boss as one of the bonus items?

There's a good and a bad ending, too.

[gameoverDude]

That's lame that they'd take the Ultimate Attacks out of the US version. What were they thinking?

Seeing that screen with the R-Type boss is pretty neat.

The SNES one came out in 1995 from Varie rather than Irem. I can't believe Irem wouldn't have released this one theirselves.