NES
Mechanized Attack
Also known as: メカニズドアタック, 機械攻擊, 메카니즈드 어택, Мечанизед Аттак, 机械攻击, Μετσανιζεντ Ατακ, ميتشانيزيد اتاك
- Platform
- Nintendo Entertainment System
- Genre
- Shooter
- Year
- 1990
- Developer
- SNK
- Publisher
- SNK
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ROM downloads
1Mechanized Attack (USA)
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About the Game
Mechanized Attack is a rail shooter where players infiltrate an island controlled by rebel forces using high-tech weaponry and a new breed of mechanized fighting robots. You fight through waves of robotic soldiers, tanks, helicopters, and ships while using the Uzi-shaped light gun (or NES controller) to shoot and grenade or rocket enemies. It is a single-player game with two-player arcade support, featuring action-packed progression through increasingly difficult stages.
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Q3.What controls are supported? Can I use a controller for Mechanized Attack?
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