The History of Lethal Enforcers arcade console documentary

[@jessen600]

I own the Sega CD version and I even have the pink 2nd lightgun.

[@TSDT]

Police 911 was a great arcade experience. The mocap cover mechanics remain some of the most unique ever made.

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

Absolutely, like I said I'm surprised more companies didn't incorporate this

[@princessmarlena1359]

I love Police 911 and Police 911 Part 2.

[@johnnygrind77]

The mall used in the movie "The Lovely Bones" was where I spent many quarters playing this, as well as the game Area 51.

[@jetstreamdefalpha5411]

Sometimes I feel like a kindergarten listening to his teacher tell cool stories during a power outage

[@geardog24]

Classic arcade gun play that world will never see again. 😢

[@txmade4371]

I just saw it at Cidercade.

[@genericnamehere7602]

I have fond memories of my dad and I playing this, Time Crisis and House of the Dead in arcades, trying to beat each other's accuracy.

[@zackschilling4376]

Note to anyone in the middle of a gunfight: Dont jump up from behind cover and yell stuff, no matter if its "Dont Shoot" or whatever.

[@SomeOrangeCat]

You could have called this game "The Darwin Awards" and no one would argue with you!

[@OutRunr47]

I had the Super Nintendo version and played it like crazy.

[@gobzdzilla]

Congratulations, your video was finally displayed in my recommended feed.

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@mindphaserxy]

I love how the vehicles have no drivers yet are full of endless enemies in the back 💀💀

[@Tim85-y2q]

FWIW if you look closely you can see the vehicles actually do have a sprite for the driver crouched down behind the window.

[@HellTantrumbull]

Clown cars.

[@Lightblue2222]

@@Tim85-y2q yup. Hehe

[@tartrazine5]

@@Tim85-y2q 6:20

[@Mirandanicholas]

Mexicans in the car, I can say that cuz I’m Mexican

[@flyjarrett]

I worked for Konami one summer in high school as a debugger for the Animaniacs game for the Genesis and SNES. My boss was on the design team for Lethal Enforcers and put himself in the game. He’s the blond haired guy with the mullet and sunglasses that appears frequently (2:00). Many of the scenes were photographed behind Konami’s then-office in Buffalo Grove, IL.

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

Very cool, thanks for the info

[@figment1988]

And speaking of which, the protagonist's name of Don Marshall, it is the actual name of the photographer who helped with the game. Don is also well known for his photographic works with Gottlieb Premier, as well as Konami.

[@lestersys]

Played this so much in the arcade....thanks for doing this one!

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@AliAbdullah-oi3wc]

Mr Patman sir I just saw your "Patreon channel introduction" and I admire that you kept your (2) favorite passions even though you came across hardship/challenges in life. It made me reflect on how life is precious and what it means to be happy. You not only seem like a happy person but I also sense you are genuine which is probably why I enjoy your retro game documentaries compared to the many other KZbinrs.

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

I appreciate that! I really do appreciate the kind words thank you so much :-)

[@bspep3]

Still got my copy for the Sega CD

[@pauldobson8952]

Just got a lethal enforcers 2 arcade PCB. Can't wait to try it out!

[@GLASSGHOSTHUNTERS]

Great game! Brings back arcade memories at Aladdin's Castle! This is gonna be awesome!

[@steveafanador6441]

Exactly aladdin's castle 👍👍

[@joesheha6580]

So do I.

[@Gojiro7]

I played Lethal Enforcers 2 on a friends Genesis as a kid, its a very fond memory that I cherish ^_^ also, the music for 2 & 3 are real bangers for their genre

[@Lightblue2222]

The 1st one on Genesis is brutal. If you shoot just 1 hostage it makes you repeat the level. So you really need to be a good cop to win.

[@Tim85-y2q]

This is one of the few games my dad would play with me as a kid. Maybe a bit of a weird game to have that memory of, but it's a fond one nonetheless.

[@joegalford2319]

Same here. We played on SNES a ton.

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

Excellent, I love hearing about families bonding over videogames

[@Tim85-y2q]

@@joegalford2319 We played on the Genesis (though choosing a Genesis over an SNES back in the day is something I've always regretted, but that's another story.) Even mailed away for the 2nd light gun. Wish I still had it considering how rare they apparently are now.

[@joegalford2319]

Yeah, I had no idea they were a rare thing till patman said something in the video about it. I can’t remember if we had the second gun or not.

[@Tim85-y2q]

@@joegalford2319 The only reason I remember is because of having to send in the coupon from the manual to order one. Prior to that, we always played with me using the controller, which as mentioned here is a bit too laggy to properly keep up with the game.

[@Invidente7]

Now we're talking! Mad dog mcree migtht get a modern re-release but THIS is what was hot at the arcades back then. Man, that final boss was really annyoing.

[@davidt3563]

I have so many fond memories playing this in the arcade and on the Sega. Thank you for the video! Also seeing the Firebird in there makes me miss my first car.

[@howie_potterYT]

*PatmanQC* I seriously love your videos. You've clearly done a ton of research for each game featured on your channel and like many of your subscribers, you have a personal experience playing many of these arcade classics! Also, the last time I played a video game in my home using a lightgun... Duck Hunt was still a thing. Geez, I'm so old! 😂😂

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

Thank you my friend, I really appreciate the nice words. You are right, I do have a personal experience with all of these games that I cover. By the way, I loved duck hunt :-)

[@paxhumana2015]

@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries , I got to Round 100 on Game A of that game, and around 6,000,000 points, Round 91 for Game C, and only Round 50 for Game B of that game. Also, in Vs. Duck Hunt, Game A is the Game B from the home version of the game, Game B is the Game C from the home version of the game, and Game C is basically a clay pigeon version of Arcade Game A/Home Game B...oh, and you can also shoot the dog.

[@worldofretrogameplay6963]

*”Happy little games...”*

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

LOL :-)

[@BiohazardEXTREME]

Oh man. My friend and I reached the Train Robbery on Sega Genesis, when we were kids. I had no idea we were so close to the end of the game!

[@mootpoint7053]

Remember when this looked "REAL" hahah

[@MegatronYES]

Yeah I saw this and my jaw dropped hahahh “wow look how far we have come. It’s so realistic that it’s terrifying”

[@BIGGIEDEVIL]

Cuz there was actual ppl in the game, digitized into the game like mortal kombat and pit fighter

[@IamPsybo]

@@thehellezell true they still don’t use photos ... surely could do a new version .. pit fighter was also good

[@fretburner89]

Such a great game. I had the Sega CD version, which was awesome. Now I'm playing it on my MAME cabinet with the Sinden lightgun and I'm a kid all over again!

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

That sounds like a lot of fun, I don't have a Mame cabinet but wish I did

[@MrThree1zero]

Cool tip- In the car chase levels, If you shoot the gas cap area a flame will ignite. The car won't blow up but still cool.

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

That is cool, I didn't know that

[@figment1988]

This applies with the Arcade and SNES port. The genesis only let you flatten the tires.

[@rondavis239]

I've enjoy this video and other documentary Retro video games and it is inspire to keep the classic games alive. Keep the classic games video documentaries coming Patman QC. Awesome video

[@maxrage2104]

I remember getting the snes version that came in that big old box for Christmas back when I was younger. Happy times to think about thats for sure!

[@palaceofwisdom9448]

This video was especially fun as someone who has always been a light gun enthusiast. It's such a shame that nobody has quite mastered designing a light gun for flatscreens.

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

Thank you, I agree perhaps in the future they will

[@maxxdahl6062]

Nice I love the sega cd version, played it yesterday.

[@OperativeD]

I got leg cramps playing Police911 lol I miss these kind of arcade games. Time Crisis was a mainstay.

[@brittislove]

Limited electricity and internet in Houston right now. I choose to use my time to watch this!

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

LOL, that is high praise indeed. Thanks

[@TomTokyoYugi]

You Know I'm From Houston Texas Too Also Now I'm Still Living Here in Texas Still And Now I'm Living in Spring Texas Near to Oak Ridge North Texas Closer to The Woodlands Area Here in Texas And it's Awesome!!! Same Goes to Houston San San Antonio And Finally Austin.

[@khuntington]

since i'm completely obsessed with this game, of course youtube will recommend this video. i think lethal enforcers for me has to be the best arcade machine ever made. just a phenomenal experience top to bottom. thanks for taking the time to make this video :)

[@LordmonkeyTRM]

As back catalogues go Konami's is truly epic.

[@davideselvi3906]

Lethal Enforcers is a timeless classic!!! Oooooooh yeeeeeeeeeah

[@adrianshappymoments9343]

New PatmanQC video! Can't wait to watch it and learn something new about an old game I used to play.

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

Hope you enjoy it, thanks

[@toddmichaeljohnson7139]

Galloping Ghost is video game nerd heaven on Earth.

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

It sure is :-)

[@battlenerd8179]

Good video mate. You should do one one Area 51 arcade

[@NihilisticHatred]

We had an Operation Wolf in the little town I grew up in. If I had the money that game made in arcades world wide I wouldn't be going to work tomorrow.

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

I know, it was extremely popular around here as well

[@sukmykrok3388]

I still own my SNES copy of this game! I still go back to it for shits and giggles, lol!

[@CarfDarko]

So many great memories thanks to this arcade machine, also the music is still very inspiring.

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

Couldn't agree more!

[@lilwyvern4]

Thanks, Kim Justice, for telling me about this channel. These are some nice comfy videos. New sub!

[@Buck3366]

Ahhh I loved this game. Thank you for a great upload Pat this one was a gem. Don’t know if you heard it but the sound effect for the main revolver is the same used throughout the Dirty Harry movies for his model 29 Magnum.

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

No kidding? Now that is really cool. Wish I would've known that little bit of nugget put in there. Thanks for the info :-)

[@elmartillo7931]

another great trip down memory lane! Thank you!!!!

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Risperdali]

This is one I played back in the day. I only spent a few coins on it. I'd played Mad Dog McCree at around that time too, and I much preferred that game. However, in retrospect, Mad Dog kinda didn't have as much gameplay, and the pace was much slower.

[@BlackArroToons]

Great coverage of these games. Part 3 looks a lot better graphically with polygons instead of those sprites, though the sprites have a charm to them as well. Thanks!

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

I do like the sprites but in this case the polygons are much better in my opinion

[@roguerifter9724]

I spent a lot of time playing this, and actually got thw SNES port as a prize from an arcade (I think it cost 2,500 tickets) but unfortunately it was among the games thrown out by mistake when my family moved shortly before high school. I have some fond memories of laying the second game with some of my cousins and my dad a few times but didn't get to play it nearly as much as the first game because I know of three places in the town I lived in until high school that had it and several more in nearby towns and cities but the nearest cabinet for the second game I know of was in a mall almost two hours away from where I lived until the move. I tried Police 911 once and it didn't go well. I have a mild form of cerebral palsy so ducking and dodging efforts didn't work well and at one point I actually fell while trying to stand up from a weapon reload. Fortunately neither the machine nor I suffered any harm. I hadn't even heard of Lethal Enforcers 3 until I saw it at Galloping Ghosts and it was one of the games I made sure to beat before I left.

[@mikeychainsaw9760]

I kind of miss the home console light guns they should bring them back

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

I agree

[@crimcrusader8459]

For the Lethal Enforcers Playstation Game Compilation, do note that there is no support for the GunCon peripheral. Unofficial patches will have to be applied for GunCon compatibility.

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

Thanks for the info

[@MrChadsimoneaux]

Love this presentation. Takes me back to the arcades! Would frequently play this as well as other classics like StarBlade.

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

Same here!Thank you

[@jasonshouseoffunandvideoga7169]

Such an awesome series! I played it a ton on the sega and sega cd. Still have them both and even found a sold separately justifier! I'll have to track down the ps1 version. I had no idea it existed. Awesome job with the vid Pat! 👍

[@johnbowles5399]

Great video Pat! I love me some Lethal Enforcers! I have both games for my Mega CD and both the blue and pink Justifier light guns for two player blasting action. Timeless entertainment!

[@RetroCak]

Seems like in the hearings the "Justifier" moniker for the gun was the key talking point related to Lethal Enforcers.

[@DrJekyll38]

THANK YOU! I've waited months to see this one. Now that Lethal Enforcers is onscreen, might I suggest the history of the Time-Crisis series? JFTR, I never even knew about the third installment!

[@the9-2-5outlawdoestech9]

“HELLLLLP MEE!” Says the hostage with a somewhat squeaky shrill voice.

[@john-hu6tt]

Thanks for the video upload. I grew up with guns. Watching shoot um up action movies, cop movies and I loved this game, it's sequel and Underfire, great times before my time in the Army. It's trippy looking at this little youtube history video on this game.

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

Thanks a lot, I'm glad you enjoyed it

[@john-hu6tt]

@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries hey boss, do you have a video on Lock n' Loaded and Underfire?

[@hneugiii1245]

I remember being so excited to get this for my birthday on Sega when I was a kid, lots of fond memories. I still play both games with my son. I lucked out and found a player 2 gun for a good price a few years back. The controller cannot compare to the Justifier.

[@KillerArcadeGames]

Great as usual! I added this one to a recent CarnEvil Arcade1Up mod! I put a big 32 inch monitor for a more arcade-perfect gameplay feel.

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

Sounds great! I would love to own one

[@humb1s3rvant]

Awesome! Thanks for the great video Patman! All the best to you and fam

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

Thank you very much, same to you

[@Naudia93]

@PatmanQC the History Channel of Videogame Industry

[@hectoraleman]

Love these series of games. Never knew about the 3rd one. Gotta get that up and running my Cabinet. You should do more history on light game series. Thanks!

[@11bravo1789]

I had forgotten this game years back. Man. This was nostalgia

[@backslash_iii]

This is still my favorite light gun game to this day. I still play Lethal enforcers 1 and 2 with the Konami Justifier on Sega

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

Those turned out pretty good

[@yumann]

Another great video. Thanks PatmanQc

[@Satori2046]

Your channel is so good. Well done !

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@jeremybowers3181]

ANOTHER great episode PAT! I was (more or less) playing this on my friends SEGA CD without my folks knowing back in the day LOL! 👊💥🇺🇸

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

LOL, that's hilarious. Thanks

[@milkapeismilky5464]

I remember it being so incredible that I could actually play this on my Sega Genesis! I literally wore out a Konami justifier and ordered another one! Later on I had it on PS1 and it was a party favorite. The game would almost always be going in the background when we had people over to our house.

[@JasonMontell2501]

Oh shit! Pat is back!!

[@rockerwess]

I appreciate your content. Hope you are in good health, friend.

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

Thanks a lot, I appreciate the nice words :-) I'm still recuperating which is taking longer than I thought. Virtual fingers crossed. Thanks for your concern cheers

[@HipsterBlackMetalOfficial]

Have you done a video on Area 51 and or Maximum Force. All lightgun classics.

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

Not yet

[@talsine]

Man, the only light gun game i liked more than this was Area 51, though that might be because the Area 51 game was 4 lives / quarter and this was only 3 at my local arcade.

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

Area 51 is great

[@zachw2538]

Area 51 also had the hidden predator mode! Loved playing through the game like that.

[@TomTokyoYugi]

I Heard of AREA 51. AREA 51 2 Something. And Finally MAXIMUM FORCE Arcade Games. All Arcade Games Were Release By Midway Games ATARI Games Under by ATARI Interactive Entertainment Games And Finally Warner Bros Interactive Entertainment Games.

[@nps1016]

I remember playing this at the arcade, so much fun. I liked the second game better because of the western theme, didn’t see too many of those. I never bought or played any of the home versions. It didn’t appeal to me and a game like Lethal Enforcers is meant to be played in an arcade. Thanks for the review.

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

Absolutely, I preferred the second one as well

[@refinedsugar]

Man I remembered playing this when I was super young at my local arcade. The digitalized sprites and the bad guys yelling "you missed me PIG!" or "you can't kill me copper!!" really made it stand out.

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

It did LOL, loved it

[@badiste2118]

Another nice video of a game i've never played. Thanks!

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

Glad you enjoyed it , Thank you

[@pferreira1983]

Up until a few years ago I had no idea a Lethal Enforcers III even existed. I own the first two games for Mega CD. I do still need to collect the games for Mega Drive.

[@zackschilling4376]

This just makes me want to play some PS1 light gun games. Ill be forever grateful for the crazy cat lady who lives behind me for throwing out the nice Sharp CRT TV - it even have component hookups and a flat screen (instead of the older ones that bow out).

[@SwordsmanMercenary]

I remember a local pizza place had Lethal Enforcers. Loved the game

[@bartoszgromadzki2484]

Still the best video games historian on yt. Now again i must wait for next episode so long:) oh and no wife jokes this time? Is She mad or something:)?

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

LOL, I have to sprinkle the jokes around like pepper :-)

[@TomTokyoYugi]

I Love Japanese Manga And Anime Otaku Thing's And One of Them is Arcade Thing's One of Arcade Game's I Like All of Them to Shoot Em Up Game's Like One is Lethal Enforcers Along With Others Like Virtual Cops Time Crisis And Finally My Favorite Arcade Shoot Em Up Game's And One of The Best Shoot Em Up Game's of All Time is Lucky & Wild I Heard of Lucky & Wild Arcade Shoot Em Up Game's By Namco Now Under The New Name BANDAI NAMCO Games Anyway I Heard of Arcade Game's On The Retro Gaming Magazine Here in US Which The Magazine is From United Kingdom to Here in United States of America And I'm From Texas The Only Thing's Here Are The Magazine From Japan And Around The World Which Landed Here in United States And Which I Read About Thing's I Love And Also That Arcade Shoot Em Up Game's I Really Love I Hope You Knows What I'm Talking About? Like I Said I Love Shoot Em Up Like KONAMI Lethal Enforcers Game's Made By Japan Which I Was Watching Already Before Anyway Thank You PatmanQC For Doing And Talking About The History of Lethal Enforcers Game's Anyway Later (ꈍᴗꈍ) (人 •͈ᴗ•͈).👍❤️👍.

[@opinionsux420noonecares5]

Patman always does a heck of a good job on his videos. Thanks for brightening up my day a bit Patman.

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

Absolutely, thank you so much for the nice words :-)

[@daviddavenport1485]

We need a new version of Lethal Enforcers

[@Nestalgba92023]

What do you think of Raw Thrill's Target: Terror (2004 by Eugene Jarvis) in the arcade and the Wii (as the Gold Edition port).

[@chrisdavis4292]

They were supposed to make a "Target: Terror 2" but it was canceled. Hopefully they'll change there mind and get going with the project.

[@zackschilling4376]

I never realized it was supposed to take place in Chicago. I dont know how I missed the 80s Illinois license plates ( 5:46 ). I played it more on the Genesis so thats maybe why. You can see them pretty clearly in the arcade version.

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

Yes you can,It seems to be even clearer on the PlayStation version

[@TomTokyoYugi]

KONAMI Since 1969 Which I Love Yu-Gi-Oh! Franchise That KONAMI Been Making to This Day And KONAMI is Going Strong And It's Awesome!!!

[@rafaelsanchez6217]

Great video!! Part of arcade history!

[@EverettNewell]

Thanks Patman!

[@monsterman7721]

Awesome memories with this game.

[@iankempster7007]

I used to play this from time to time , wasn't horrible. Great video as always

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

Thanks!Glad you enjoyed

[@thebulbmin-CD]

Theres cameos of Tamakichi Sakura (Charlie Nozawa) and Sensha Yoshida in the Famitsu version of the SNES one

[@HellTantrumbull]

Really loved the genesis version of LE1 and still remember getting it for christmas and then my father ordered the player 2 gun making the game feel even better because I could use 2 guns at the same time when my friend wasn't there to play with me. My friend and I also played it in the arcade a few times and the quality difference really is a big one between it and the home version but that didn't stop us from playing the game on the genesis since gaming is all that mattered to us. Wish I still had the guns because I wanted to play LE1 and 2 on the genesis again after pulling the system out and getting the everdrive cart but I refuse to play with the controller since that's never a good way to play a game like this.

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

Playing with two guns at once was very cool. I only did it once or twice in the arcades but it was fantastic.

[@Wesley_C]

I used to play on the arcade when I was a childhood, blue lightgun is my favorite.

[@juliovindell264]

YOU MISS ME ! Lol! Love those voice overs

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

LOL, so to wipe

[@Albert8044]

The arcade and PlayStation also had a Lethal Enforcer clone called Maximum Force also a 2 player game and gameplay and graphics use digitized sprites as well. Maximum Force is also hidden gem light gun arcade shooter.

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

Thanks for the info

[@Albert8044]

@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries Maximum Force was made and developed by Atari games.

[@NotABot55]

Ah, good times. Way back before the local arcade gave way to a clothing shop and liquor store, one of the staff was doing their daily maintenance on the Lethal Enforcers cabinet right around the time I was going to play. Guess they must have known how much play this machine got from me, since they left 99 credits after they finished their work. Cue the next hour or so playing through all those credits, guns akimbo. Now the guns on this cabinet were not the factory issue colored plastic ones; these were black metal guns that may have been for a Mad Dog McCree cab. Holding one for a long time is not that easy, and here I was with one gun in each hand... still somehow managed four loops of the game, although my forearms were sore the next day. That same arcade also had the first two Police 911 games (not at the same time) and the first Silent Scope. My initials were still on the top score for all these games until the arcade closed shop.

[@figment1988]

About the guns, some operators swapped the Konami revolvers months after the game came out for the stock metal revolvers, which added realism in the gun's weight.

[@BobAwesomeschannel]

Another great video! Keep 'em comin'

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

Thanks! Will do!

[@clumaster]

one of my favorites for the time i even had a copy of the game for my Sega Genesis CD the only issue we had with it was that it need a fairly large tv to use it on since it didnt track too well on smaller tv's.

[@Eastsid3]

*Bang* *Bang* Ugh! Reload! Didn't know about the 2nd game or the prequel, nice finds.

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

Thank you

[@SupraBlack-dp4zz]

Surprised this video hasn't been flagged yet. Lol. Fantastic videos! Keep them up!

[@MrDarkAvitar]

I love police 911 in the arcades back in the '90s. my other favorite Konami shooter was silent scope I even bought it on the Xbox with both colored sniper rifles. That way I could turn them into shotguns and use them in House of the Dead 3 best light guns ever.

[@chrisdavis4292]

Police 911 was supposed to get ported to the u.s. Playstation 2 but was canceled. The Japanese Ps2 version was released which is called "The Keisatsukan". It uses a camera to use your dodging and ducking movements which I have. The European version is called "Police 24/7". Police 911 2 never received a port.

[@steveafanador6441]

I remember renting this from blockbuster came with two guns and the case 😀😀

[@solidmage1720]

I would like to see Konami re-release Lethal Enforcers 1 & 2 remastered but with new actors and updated physics and graphics.

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

That would be very cool

[@namco003]

15:46 Oof. Looks almost familiar, but not quite...

[@paxhumana2015]

@PatmanQC - History of arcade game documentaries, Lethal Enforcers II also had appearances on the SNES/NSFC and Sega Genesis/Mega Drive as well.

[@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries]

I mentioned it appeared on the Genesis and Sega CD in my video. It was planned for the super Nintendo but was never released

[@videogamepolak0]

i thought leveling up was based by your shot accuracy in terms of hits vs shots fired.