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Super Smash TV

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Besides Doom for Super Nintendo, this is the BEST game ever (on super nintendo). The game is in the future 1999 (i wish it was like that in 1999) where you are trapped in a room and you have to fight off bad guys, tanks, and weird dot things flying at you and at the same time try to snag money and prizes. What could be cooler than that. I like playing my Xbox but sometimes I just hook up the Super Nintendo and play Super Smash TV and Doom. Buy it! Challenging but hours of fun!

this game like others have said is hard. for it's day it was pretty face paced and does require a degree of strategy. Since there are so many different enemies you have to devise a strategy that works best to take them on...not only that they will mix the types later on so that one trick pony idea won't work. yeah this is one of my favorite SNES games. Even though my brother and I beat this game as many times as you can the replay is still great.

Smash TV for the snes is one of my all time favorite games. Its bloodthirsty irreverance is only matched by the movie Running Man from which it was copied. Yes, the graphics arent that amazing, your main goal is to stay alive in an arena filled with manic killers and armoured robotic ordinance set to destroy meaning you just hold down on the fire button and avoid dying while collecting prize packages. Yes, the bosses arent that hard to beat and the sayings are cheesy and repetitive but it doesnt pretend to be more than it is either which is capitalism and voyeurism on steroids. Frankly, im surprised the good people at Rock Star havnt gotten hold of the franchise and souped this little baby up. Im sure they could add their evil to it just fine. Ultimately, the game is what it is and I LOVE IT!

this is a very fun and very violent game. it's from the creators of mortal kombat and nfl blitz, and is somewhat a clone of robotron. the snes is by far the best version, because you shoot in specific directions by using a,b,y, and x as a second d-pad.x is up, b is down, a is right and y is left. this makes it alot easier to play. also, this version has better graphics, sound, controls and features than the nes and genesis versions. I haven't played the game gear version yet.

This game is based on a futuristic game show, where rather than answering questions, contestants must enter an arena armed with a gun and face off against millions of club swinging minions, tanks, mutants and snakes, collecting cash, prizes (toasters, cars, VCRs), power-ups (orbs that shoot, force fields, razorblades that rotate), better weapons (grenades, spread lasers, rockets) and extra lives. You start in a television studio and must work your way through several rooms until you find the boss of the level. You can't just run from room to room either, you must defeat every single enemy that comes pouring into the room to shoot you, stab you, bite you, kill you, club you and run you over. There are literally 1000s of enemies per room making this game is probably one of the most impossible games ever! Before you get excited about this game, you view an overhead perspective of the room you are in, rather than a 1st person perspective. A nice feature of this game is with the SNES is that you use the buttons to shoot north (X), west (Y), south (B) and east (A) while your player runs in a different direction than you are shooting. This is also a very nice two player simultaneous game, for either competing against friends or teaming up with them. If you love intensity, impossible odds, shooting through never ending waves of enemies this is a great game! Thankfully the game came to SNES, people could have put $100 of quarters into the arcade game!