I want to say Hardy Jones is at the top and Roy Adams is the one with the mustache.
There were many of these on-rails shooters on this Taito Collection, all about hostages and terrorists and stuff. What the heck was going on in the eighties?
Man, I want a PS4. I just got a good feeling about that console.
It should be a TV show. I can even hear the opening song, "We're the Ninja Kids" sung to the tune that Bungie used for their podcast, "We're the Bungie Kids". I forget which TV show they lifted the tune from, but maybe Marty O'Donnel came up with it.
Damn, they've changed the name of their podcast. Gotta subscribe to it pronto.
I'm glad it's not just more DLC. I'll be on this day-one for sure. Apparently there will be more footage of the game at the end of PAX this weekend. Can't wait to see more.
Oh man I'm in. I'm going to start working on my street fighter moves and tone up. Gotta look good for the cover of our very own video game when it comes out where all of us are greased up and shirtless on the cover. You know, like Two Crude Dudes.
One of those ninja kids looks a lot like a grown up Ernie from Sesame Street.
"Here is a graveyard of you" is the only major one I noticed as far as I played, but maybe there's more in later stages.
Just mash some buttons until stuff happens. That's old timey vidja game goodness.
Just another Taito vidja game.
It's Wayne, PA. I sometimes want to make my profile all jokes. It's only part of the way there with: Happy Valley, Happy Core music, born on Xmas. What else can I do to make myself look more silly than I already am? I wonder.
