Cowboy - Update # 1 - The naming screen.Work quickly to set up traps and take down the Crazy Bunch!! A haggard traveler with a price on his head wanders into Success Town, the recent target of a notorious outlaw gang. Ninja - Update # 4 - Grinding and LootingĬowboy: In a time when the West was wild, and the criminals were many.Ninja - Update # 3 - The Trap Master and O-Robo.Ninja - Update # 2 - Escaping the castle?.Sneak past countless guards and traps to rescue the hostage.
To one such man, secret orders are given. The shinobi remain in the shadows even amidst the upheaval of societal change. Ninja: In the Bakumatsu era of feudal Japan. You may want to check out even seemingly fluff pieces like the above) (the game boasts an excellent and varied soundtrack. The cast list and their chapter previews: The gameplay in each chapter is also quite different - the wrestlers chapter is a series of matches, the robot chapter has but one real fight to offer, and the ninja chapter is a bit like metal gear in that you can choose to sneak or Rambo your way through. Their chapters are inspired by westerns, sci-fi movies, loony-tunes shorts and wuxia films, among other things. Or via gif, thanks to forums poster Meat!: See also the games introduction for illustration: Youtube / Viddler We have a ninja, a cowboy, a caveman, a wrestler, a psychic mecha-pilot, a robot and a kung-fu monk. The games main gimmick is being divided into 7 seemingly unrelated chapters, each in a different setting and genre. I won't claim anything in the game will blow your mind, but there are plenty of neat moments that you probably don't want spoiled. Link at the beginning of the paragraph, don't poke around anywhere except the downloads and music sections for fear of spoilers.īTW - NO SPOILERS PLEASE. It was recently translated by a dedicated group of fans, and that translation was even more recently updated into something that resembles proper English. Live a Live is a neglected gem of snes RPG that was never officially released outside Japan.
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