Under Fire (JP)

How many peoples are hiding in that roller coaster?

[@emilykunaschk]

My dad worked for Taito when this game was made and he was one of the actors in it. I never actually got to play the game when I was a kid. It was a lot of to see him in it. Thanks for putting it up!

[@jeremym9011]

Awesome. I bet that was cool.

[@Gridseeker]

Wow, that´s some interesting trivia! So the digitalized actors are Taito employees from the American branch?

[@jorgezaldivar3113]

For real?! Sweet!!!

[@emilykunaschk]

@@Gridseeker Just saw this. Ha! I believe all of the actors were employees.

[@bimapradiga8853]

Fun fact: one of Male criminals quote "Go to hell!" Is censored on World version of the game

[@animemangafan1987]

Because parents don't want their kids to hear that disturbing shit at local arcades before suing their asses for real despite the controversy over video game violence

[@TimelordR]

An underappreciated Taito gun game. Great job in beating it.

[@sutarjatsutarjat6789]

1:07 UNDER FIRE!

[@TheDarkYoshi64]

You really gotta wonder where all the people who acted in this are today... Also, fantastic game! This and Lethal Enforcers were really really fun

[@jeremym9011]

I am glad that my favorite company, TAITO made a game such as this. However, it wasn't as popular as Lethal Enforcers, and unfortunately, the underdog games like this that are designed to compete against the famous game, never succeed. :(

[@take4536]

ゴーフォー＆ヤー＆エンダー＆ワグビデダ＆ショウユ発言Good

[@K-o-R]

Full machinegun power! Fire! Fire! Fire!

[@GoodVsEvil1314]

"WHADAYATHINKATHA?"

[@figment1988]

and this version is notable for it's random "go to hell" taunts which were omitted from the american and international versions.

[@animemangafan1987]

Because parents don't want their kids hear that so loud at an arcade place before suing their asses up big time

[@sutarjatsutarjat6789]

22:23 Nice the see you! Now get ready ta say you Final goodbyes, Sucker! Get him!

[@Musicknower2]

Innocent Civilian Quote Male:Don't shoot! & Help me! Female:Not shoot! & Help!

[@bimapradiga8853]

Criminals Quote Male: What do you think of that?!, Go to hell! & YAAAAAAAAHHHH!!!! Female: I kill you.

[@yaggy9]

"go to hell!" -- LOL, that's not in the USA version!

[@animemangafan1987]

Because parents don't want their kids hear that so loud at an arcade place before suing their asses up big time

[@Musicknower2]

Not only in USA. Canada, Mexico and other countries as well.

[@user-xe4rk7bp7k]

醤油～ンアアアン

[@vs.1923]

22歳の頃、大阪と神戸の間タイトーの直営店でやってた。

[@user-xe4rk7bp7k]

店がこれだけ破壊されたら営業は無理だな

[@BartleyBlackmon]

This was a fantastic watch.

[@figment1988]

to Jeremy M, another reason why Under Fire became a cult classic was because for 1994, the game was rather innovative due to its use of IR sensors (which was the same technology which would be used for the Wii and PS Move years later). Unfortunately, that feature made it notoriously expensive at a time when most gun games were being sold as conversion kits which were much cheaper

[@jeremym9011]

+figment1988 Ah. I didn't know it used Infrared sensors. Interesting fact.

[@figment1988]

Jeremy M yep. it's what made it more innovative

[@jeremym9011]

Cool.

[@sutarjatsutarjat6789]

26:04 What do you think of that?!

[@JANUARY-kq1lf]

1993

[@vs.1923]

22:23 敵キャラとしてタモリのオマージュ

[@sutarjatsutarjat6789]

1:30 Help me!

[@user-xe4rk7bp7k]

女の声が醤油に聞こえる

[@KamelaSetyaningsih]

5:43 9:46 Boss Defeat

[@sutarjatsutarjat6789]

Agonizing death boss

[@CustomStyleCajunTurkey]

26:10 Moonwalk

[@sutarjatsutarjat6789]

バーモント: 飯塚昭三

[@mk-ll3532]

【26:40 28:33】キミのお手柄‼️

[@credit5906]

26:11 No Ammo