Batsu & Terry : Makyou no Tetsujin Race box art
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Batsu & Terry : Makyou no Tetsujin Race

1987 · Use Corporation · Platformer · 1 player

About

Batsu & Terry is a Japanese manga that follows the adventures of a pair of eponymous friends who are highschool students and baseball stars. The game controls much like any side-scrolling platformer, with a button for jumping and another for attacking. The main character starts off as Batsu, who uses baseballs to attack enemies with either an upward or downward arc depending on the direction held while firing. Upon getting hit by enough enemies, Terry takes over and attacks enemies with a short-ranged bat attack. Killing enemies with the bat provides Terry with more life, but the lack of range is a disadvantage. The goal is to simply reach the end of the stage before the timer runs out. Most enemies can be defeated with attacks, but others must be avoided by jumping or running underneath them. The game has a reputation as a "kusoge" (endearing term for a crappy game), explicable given its background as a quickie license cash-in. It has the subtitle Makyou no Tetsujin Rasu, which roughly translates as "Ironman Race of Demon World".

Gallery

Batsu & Terry : Makyou no Tetsujin Race — Box front
Box front
Batsu & Terry : Makyou no Tetsujin Race — Box back
Box back
Batsu & Terry : Makyou no Tetsujin Race — Title screen
Title screen
Batsu & Terry : Makyou no Tetsujin Race — Screenshot
Screenshot

Details

Developer
Use Corporation
Publisher
Use Corporation
Genre
Platformer
Players
1
Release Date
July 22, 1987
System
NES

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