Guardians (ガーディアンズ?), also known as Denjinmakai II (電神魔傀II?), is a side-scrolling beat 'em up developed by Winkysoft and published by Banpresto that was exclusively released as a coin-operated arcade game in 1995 as the successor of the 1994 arcade game Denjinmakai.
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It really is a top-shelf beat-'em-up, with its variegated roster and movesets, and its super-fun combo/juggling systems. The wacky art direction is nicely complemented by detailed sprite work, and it never feels cheap. An unassumingly near-perfect game.
So so so so so so good, the combos you can do feel so nice to hit and the addition of vertical movement in this feels like such fresh air, will play again and again
largue os rpg mundo aberto de 60 horas e retorne aos jogos de arcade de no maximo 40 minutos
Played with CF_ . Kind of ran like crap on fightcade but it was pretty solid. Quite enjoyed how many characters there were. Might grow on me in the future.
So originally I saw the title of this game and thought it looked too advance to even have a chance to load on MAME let alone even run well on my awful computer. As a joke I just thought hey maybe it'll load probably not and what do you know, it actually worked. What I got for doing this was one of the most fun games I've played.
This beat em up shines so much with how many moves and techniques you can do. This game not only looks so nice for an Arcade game but it feels so much fun to play. Not even the bosses are bad which is not too common for beat em ups. I'll probably replay this game a few more times because I love it that much. Play it if you haven't, it's worth at least one playthrough!
This beat em up shines so much with how many moves and techniques you can do. This game not only looks so nice for an Arcade game but it feels so much fun to play. Not even the bosses are bad which is not too common for beat em ups. I'll probably replay this game a few more times because I love it that much. Play it if you haven't, it's worth at least one playthrough!
Excellent beat em up. Eight characters each with varied moves. Great graphics. A lot of funny moments where you catch enemies doing things like trying to build a house of cards before you break down a nearby wall. A lot of of detail in the environments.