Having played both of these recently on the 'Taito legends' retro collection i was wondering how good the snes/megadrive games are? And also did op thunderbolt get a jpn sfc release? and did thunderfox get a genesis release?
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Pretty average on the md tbh. -
Thats never stopped me before, cheers a lot!Comment
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Operation thunderbolt is never on the Snes.....wow never new that.Comment
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Its on the u.s snes dunno about the sfc? Im loving it on the ps2 but i love all them gun games op wolf/thunderbolt, line of fire, beastbusters etc im never happier then when i have a plastic vibrating uzi in my hands and am popping caps left,right and center.Comment
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You can't use guns on the PS2 version right?
If you can im all over that.
Or could just get a gun for xbox roms mmmm.Comment
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Sadly no gun support on the ps2 :-( which is a real shame as there is/was an uzi lightgun avalible for the ps2.Last edited by SuperDanX; 22-02-2006, 10:32.Comment
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It was wicked on the Speccy
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Operation Thunderbolt for the snes is a very poor title. The visuals are reasonable, but it lacks variety and excitement. It really is a title best forgotten!
There are much better examples of the genre on the MD ( Dynamite Duke etc.. )
The first level has waves upon waves of the same purple-clad soliders. It's unbelievably monotonous!
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Doesnt look great on the snes in that pic thats for sure:-/ do you know if it came out in japan? To be fair even the ps2/arcade original could be called monotonus if you dont like that kinda thing, i happen to love it though,very 'The wild geese';-)Comment
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I really like Military Gun Games. There was an excellent one on the Amiga called ' P.O.W '.Originally posted by SuperDanX
Sadly Operation Thunderbolt on the snes is much weaker than the arcade version.
POW for the Amiga. I bought this cheap as a kid, and it provided lots of shooting fun!Last edited by Leon Retro; 24-02-2006, 01:10.Comment
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