Overall=7

This game can be very unforgiving,you have one life and no continues,you only real mercy is that you can buy power-ups at the end of a stage.
The controls are decent,but I cannot see his special move,a punch in both directions useful.

Graphics=8

The graphics are good and colorful,maybe not the best on the system,but it does hold up well.

Sound=8

The music is okay and upbeat,the effects are decent and it is pretty good,considering the Genesis was not known for sound.


Addictiveness=6

It is okay to run through,but once you beat it,if you can beat it,you have no real reason to play through it again.

Story=4

It is a weird world of roller skating gangs,mini clown signs,and skateboarders. Now in the arcade version it is even more insane,your boom box (portable stereo,I know,I am dating myself. This was before MP3 and Iphones,kids.) is stolen you have to try to retrieve it. You have all kinds of freaks coming at you.

Depth=6

There is no real depth,you can buy new powers,but it is just go to the right and beat the snot out of punks.

Difficulty=9

This is like NES hard for the Genesis,you have one life and no continues. You have to know the boss patterns well and choose your powers carefully.

This review you made is good. Could be a bit more detailed. Keep up the great work and have a nice day.

Man, I remember this game. I like how your story section really describes how odd this game of rollerskating punks was. The somewhat infamous first boss didn't escape some cultural and racially charged conversations. I wish you would have describe the sections a bit more, despite the simplicity of this beat-em-up.

supercool22 : Thank you for the kind words. I chose to make it short so people can breeze through it,but I suppose a bit more detail would not hurt.

endings : Thank you for your input. I could have gone into the various stereotypes,but I did not think to do so. I will try to be more detailed,despite my wanting to keep it short so people can skim through it.