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At first you're armed with a slow-firing pistol. But some bad guys leave behind power-ups when they're shot, so you can collect ammo clips, grenades, machine guns, bulletproof vests, first aid kits, additional lives, and rocket launchers.

The bulletproof vests reduce the injury you suffer from enemy gunshots, and the first aid kits restore your energy. In fact, power-ups are hidden everywhere in this game, so you're encouraged to spray bullets at shop windows, elevators, parked airplanes, wooden crates, storage barrels - you name it.

However, don't shoot the innocent bystanders, who are weirdly unaware of all the gunplay. At the mall, for instance, you'll see women shoppers looking for bargains; at the marina, fishermen are sitting lazily on the docks.

If you gun down a bystander, you're penalized half the energy on your life meter. Spider-man, another Marvel Comics character, makes a cameo appearance in stage 1 to help you rescue some hostages. If you accidentally shoot a hostage, the web- slinger will scold you. The Punisher offers good graphics and lots of fast action. If the high body count doesn't bother you, this is one of the best shooting games you'll find for the Game Boy. When mobsters gunned down Frank Castle's family, he pledged vengeance.

Now his pledge has expanded into a one-man war against crime. An ex-Marine and former police investigator, Castle is now The Punisher. Equipped with the best weapons money can buy, this avenger's hallmarks include a bad temper and high body counts. The justice he dispenses is rude and brutal. In The Punisher, the popular Marvel Comics character is the star of his own fast-action Nintendo game. He's pitted against Kingpin, a gangster who is at the core of crime in the Big Apple. On his way to Rikers Island, where Jigsaw is waiting, The Punisher has to rid New York City of a wide variety of nuisances - tanks, helicopters, soldiers, and ninjas.

Fortunately, our modern-day Lone Ranger has hardware that even Rambo would envy - grenades, rockets, a machine gun, and countless rounds of ammunition.

As you fight your way through the game, you must also keep an eye out for first aid kits, bulletproof vests, extra ammo, and additional lives. To grab them, all you have to do is what comes naturally to The Punisher - blast 'em as soon as they appear.

Unlike the comic book series, the Nintendo game features no intrigue, which means there's little need for strategy or thoughtful deliberation. All you really have to do is keep your finger on the trigger and destroy everything that pops up. Brute force rules the day. When facing Kingpin's henchmen, ignore the advice offered by the instruction manual: Don't engage in hand-to-hand combat, despite The Punisher's reputation for fisticuffs.

Fire from a distance whenever possible. The crisp graphics, though not stunning, are good enough to let you identify what's happening on the screen. That's crucial, since detecting enemies as soon as they appear is your only chance of survival. Overall, The Punisher is a good-quality game with no major flaws. But if you already have a favorite shooter, you'll find no new territory here. You are Frank Castle, a. Your family was wiped out by drug lords, and you've dedicated your life to getting revenge - Punisher style!

The worst of them all, Jigsaw, has started a huge drug operation that affects even young children at the local mall. Bring down your own brand of justice with the help of your friendly neighborhood Spider Man! It's time to show these drug pushers who's really the boss! After local crime figures gunned down his family, the Punisher has become a one man crusade against evil!

Help him fight the drug lords and gangs that are terrorizing the city. Even Spiderman is willing to give you a hand! The Punisher, by LJN, has a first-person shooting perspective. Power up icons are hidden in objects scattered throughout the levels, as well as on the enemies themselves. Shoot everything except the innocent bystanders on the screen to uncover tons of weapons, health, and 1-ups! Be sure to shoot all of the enemies!

After each level, you will receive a tally of the number of enemies shot. You may be outnumbered, but you're not outgunned! It's the not too distant future and crime lords and drug pushers are running rampant. You're the last person who seems to care about law and order. Set out to clean up the city and go for the boss himself - Jigsaw! Spiderman comes to help you in the supermarket and after the hostages are rescued, move on to the marina, airport and Jigsaw himself.

Grab more ammo and stronger weapons as you progress. Based on the comic book character and modified from the NES version, The Punisher on Game Boy has our anti-hero blowing the place to bits, with an assortment of weapons that are indeed - very deadly. Not much new here in this Operation Wolf clone and too repetitive!

Operation Wolf Jr. The cameo appearance by Spiderman is a great idea sounds like one of our April Fool jokes and perhaps we'll see more. As a shooter it's tough to see everything on the tiny screen. Great graphics and plenty to shoot at though. I don't like this game because the sounds really annoy me and playing this type of shooting game on a little screen is a real punishment on the eyes. The graphics are above average as far as GB goes and it has a few cool features. Just an average black and white Operation Wolf.

Set in the first person perspective, Punisher is unique as a GameBoy shooter. Its main difficulty would have to be the horrible sound quality, but the game's play ability was good and the graphics are okay.

It was really cool to have a special guest appearance by Spiderman, too. The Punisher is back on the streets, doling out his particular brand of justice. Unfortunately, he must be cruising on the Streets of Rage because this game is almost identical to that classic series. It seems that The Punisher is married to the mob.

He tracked them down by investigating their money-laundering scheme in the Cayman Islands, and now their trail leads him back to the city for average beat-em-up action. Besides standard punching and jumping, there is a series of special moves, such as the Power Dive and Head Slam. But getting these moves to work requires a lot of frustrating button pressing. Throwing a grenade is easier in real life.

You can also invite a friend to play as Nick Fury, the S. The graphics never come close to the coin-op game that this game is based on. You've seen the enemies in Streets of Rage, so don't expect anything spectacular.

Even the bosses seem puny. The music and sounds aren't any better than the graphics. Weak enemy groans and minimal auxiliary sound effects just add to the Punisher's misery.

Capcom's The Punisher is limited in creativity, which makes it limited in appeal. Fans of the skull-on-the-leotards hero will definitely groan when they see what's been done to their vigilante. The only satisfied gamers might be Streets of Rage fans who haven't had enough. The Punisher is a hard-charging beat- em-up game, starring two of Marvel Comics' toughest heroes. The Punisher, of course, is Frank Castle, a self-appointed vigilante with a major attitude about crime.

Together they wage a two-player war against the henchmen and minions of the Kingpin, a rotund criminal mastermind. Six levels of intense beat-em-up action pit you against a never-ending gang of street creeps. Each level also features a famous Marvel Comics' villain, such as the Bushwacker and Jigsaw. The Punisher and Fury toss a flurry of flying kicks, throws, and high-and-low punches.

For heavy-duty fighting, you can pick up and use a variety of weapons, including baseball bats, flamethrowers, and Uzi submachine guns. To keep up their strength, the Punisher and Fury regain lost vitality by eating food, which appears randomly throughout the game. The action's the show, but this game's outstanding feature is its gorgeous graphics, which capture the dark, somber mood of the Punisher comic books.

If you're an arcade rat who likes to take justice into his own hands, check out the Punisher. Modeled after similar "from behind" target shooters like the arcade Dynamite Duke , The Punisher puts a machine gun in your hands and plenty of bad guys in your line of fire.

While the screen slowly scrolls by, presenting different environments filled with equally hostile enemies, The Punisher takes aim via moving crosshairs at the bad guys and lets go with his weapons of destruction. In addition to tracking down the other characters in the game, you are also able to interact with street signs, windows and other parts of the background for bonus points and items. The game increases the incentives of looking for these hidden "targets" by releasing additional forms of weaponry like a bazooka and M machine gun for rapid fire action.

With these extra power-ups, The Punisher can become even more powerful, something that is especially helpful when confronting the game's Boss characters.

When The Punisher manages to reach any of the Bosses guarding each of the different levels, the play action changes to accommodate the one-on-one battle action. Besides boasting some mean machine guns, Mr. The Punisher is very similar to Dynamite Duke and other scrolling target shooters, and comes out as one of the better in this breed. While the main activity: shoot, shoot, shoot, does remain constant through most of the game, the Boss encounters help break up the pace while retaining the challenge.

The Punisher remains active from beginning to end. Marvel Comics most unique super hero is coming to your Nintendo. Battle criminals in your own special way and dish out justice as you see fit.

Designed in an over the shoulder first person perspective it is your job to clean up the streets of all the scum which is roaming around. If it moves shoot it as if you don't they will. Armed with an automatic rifle and a few hand grenades you must singlehandedly go where the police won't even venture.

I'd never considered a game too violent before I played The Punisher. I still don't, technically, but if any game pushed my limits, it was this one. Based on the popular Marvel comic of the same name, The Punisher is a brutal story of vengeance, justice, and punishment, with its narrative tapestry painted in varying colors of arterial spray. My first, strongest, and only warning is that at his best, the Punisher could be considered a heroic vigilante who is capable of going that length that others are not; he executes the criminal element.

At his worst, he's a sadistic sociopath who is only a hero by virtue of the lens through which he is shown. This game makes no judgments in how you play him, but it will allow you to play him as dark as you'd like. That aside, this is one of the more satisfying games I've played recently. The gameplay system is good and visceral, but lacks a certain smooth feel that'd make it really intensely satisfying. The crosshairs give you a good idea of what the spread on your weapon will be like, and you can usually carefully aim the guns, changing to a crosshair control that's reminiscent of Timesplitters or GoldenEye.

There's a large collection of guns, from pistols to revolvers, rifles, law rockets, and yes, even a flamethrower. In the game, there are many types of weapons. Pistols, flamethrowers, grenade launchers, you practically feel all this in your hands, so it's quite interesting to play. In addition, there are types of melee weapons that can be used in the "Butcher" mode. This is where you can arrange a real meat grinder, but the mode is not eternal and depends on a special scale, which, by the way, can also be pumped.

Very realistic, depicts the dismemberment of bodies, a lot of blood, meat and corpses. In general, it is quite interesting to play, the graphics, even by real standards, are quite bearable, visually there are small jambs, but you just do not pay attention to them. The site administration is not responsible for the content of the materials on the resource. If you are the copyright holder and want to completely or partially remove your material from our site, then write to the administration with links to the relevant documents.

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