Johnny's Game Profile~Midway's shooter games
Hello everybody and welcome to another edition of Johnny's Game Profile today we will talk about some of Midway's (now Neatherrealm Studios) shooter games.
Midway has done some shooter games in its history, and when it comes to some of these shooter games, it was their arcade games (some of these made it to consoles eventually) because unlike other arcade cabinets where it used a gun as a controller which is only attached by a wire and used like an actual gun, Midway's shooters used a mounted gun which is connected to the arcade cabinet. The 2 shooter games that were the most famous that Midway has done was Revolution X which came out in 1994, and Terminator 2: The Arcade Game which came out in 1991.
- 1 Revolution X
- 1.1 The Story
- 1.2 The Game
- 2 Terminator…
Johnny Watches Youtube~Lucky & Wild
Hello everybody and welcome to another edition of Johnny Watches Youtube. Today we will talk about a little known arcade game called Lucky and Wild.
Lucky & Wild are 2 cops who are on the trail of crime boss Big Cigar as they try to stop his cohorts from terrorizing the city. Lucky has a sports car which he drives so they can keep up with the criminals that lead up to the boss criminal.
Lucky & Wild has one player (Lucky) drive the car while they shoot, while the other player (Wild) just shoots. This game sounds a lot like Super Chase with guns, and because there are 2 guns on this cabinet, 2 players can play. There are 6 stages altogether where you need to plow through criminals in cars and shoot them before Lucky's car takes so much damage and…
Johnny's Game Profile~American Laser Games
Hello everybody and welcome to another edition of Johnny's Game Profile. Today, we are going to talk about games that were once a part of full live action laser disc technology called American Laser Games.
Beginning in the late 1980s, American Laser Games was created initially for the purpose to train police officers on their judgement, as in shooting the bad guys while not shooting innocent civilians, exactly what would be created for Lethal Enforcers and its predecessor Target: Terror.
But if you think that the game might be similar to it, well you would be right. For ALGs decade run, they have made a slew of video games for the Arcade Cabinet system.
- 1 Mad Dog McCree
- 1.1 Mad Dog 2: The Lost Gold
- 2 Crime Patrol
- 2.1 Crime Patrol 2: Drug Wars
- 3 Who Shot Jo…
Johnny Watches Youtube~Jurassic Park 2: The Chaos Continues
Hello everybody and welcome to another edition of Johnny Watches Youtube. In this edition, we will talk about the obscured game which is the sequel to the blockbuster movie; Jurassic Park.
Taken place about a year after the events of the movie, as InGen (the company who helped Flea Circus creator John Hammond create the Park) dropped the ball on Jurassic Park has led to it's competition called BioSyn decides to take control of the Park, and they'll do it by force. What Hammond does now is sent in a team of his own mercenaries led by Alan Grant to stop BioSyn from completing their tasks.
You play as Michael Wolfskin, who is a Tactical Sargent in the US Army assigned by InGen to protect the island from BioSyn. You use an interchangeable weapon sys…
JohnnyOTGS Games announcement
Hello everybody. I have a very small but special announcement to make, there's going to be a change in the Game Review pages. Instead of just going down the 5 categories (Graphics, Music, Sound/Voice, Gameplay/Controls, Replay Value) I'll be focusing on a game in one lump page, of course I'll still talk about the aspects of the games that I'll review, and in the end, I'll give it a number (from 1, the lowest, to 10, the highest).
I should be making some of these new review pages soon, so stick around, Until next time, this is JohnnyOTGS signing out.