The levels are rearranged and altered as well. The amount of bosses is also cleaved in half - leaving you four of the original eight bad guys. For starters, your roster of four characters is truncated to only two: Billy and Cormano. The Genesis port came first and has a handful of differences from the arcade - mostly due to hardware limitations and localization. However, Lukie Games doesn't have arcade cabinets of it on hand and you're not likely looking for a big bulky cabinet anyway. The original arcade game allowed up to four players at one time and of course, (being the original release) does not suffer from hardware limitations or strict censorship codes - thus being the truest version of Sunset Riders. However, it's important to get the differences between the two versions out of the way that way you can make an informed decision on whether or not you would prefer the Super NES version or the Genesis version.Дoesn't my Pancho look soooo fashionable?! I personally have more experience with the Super NES release, so most of this review will focus on that particular version. Like most games brought to both systems, there are differences between each version. Originally released in the arcades in 1991, Sunset Riders was ported to both the Sega Genesis and the Super Nintendo. While it is not the household name that games like Contra, Tiny Toon Adventures or Lethal Enforcers are - it is a fantastic game that is an absolute must for your collection. They also are responsible for many sleeper hits, including this 1991 arcade masterpiece known as Sunset Riders. They brought us such classics as Contra, Metal Gear, Legend of the Mystical Ninja, Rush 'n Attack, The Simpsons arcade game (which, let's face it - is one of the only great Simpsons games,) and TMNT: Turtles in Time just to name a very few. Konami is known for bringing outstandingly high-quality games to arcades and home consoles for years.

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