Quebert

Unless I read some really really really bad reviews of it, I don't see how I'm not going to order one. It could even be interesting to use in a game like CS: GO or some other FPS. The fact he has a video showing him using it to play an actual game is a big plus. A lot of Kickstarters are just fools talking about what they want to make, and maybe a video with some pre-rendered 3d model. So even if this needs a lot of work to be production ready, there's an actual working model of it.

TAKE MY MONEY!! I know a lot of Kickstarter stuff either never ends up seeing the light of day. Or it drops a good year + after it's suppose to. But he showed it working. MAN if I can play Virtua Cop and Time Crisis on my TV it's going to be a wrap for me. And there will be a model with recoil? Last month I tried playing Carnevil on Mame, wasn't an arcade game I loved or anything, but I did use to play it at the mall. Maybe I just couldn't figure out the correct mouse settings in MAME, but it was unplayable for me. He should also make a machine gun for Time Crisis and a shot gun for HOTD3 versions. I know it won't happen but would be so cool. I know I'm over simplifying it, but this is basically an air remote in a light gun body. Hummm maybe I should go Google and see if anyone has made the LG air remote (what I have) work like that. If I could play Virtua Cop on Mame with it, it would be pretty damn cool. PLEEEEEEASE let there not be any production issues and have this come out in September of this year (my birthday!)

THANK YOU! I might have found it, eventually - like a year later lol. I thought maybe, when I saw the name a bell would go off in my head. But nope, this doesn't sound familiar at all. I also don't remember the boss's dialog being in Japanese. I Googled it and it looks like it was only released in Japan, so the ones I played must have been imports. This game is SUPER! It's pretty damn hard, but lots of fun. And oddly enough with the default dip switch settings you only get 5 continues. I do remember a few arcade games back in the days that limited your continues. Which I never understood since I was spending money to play. I HATE altering dip switches in MAME to make a game easier, or give me more continues. But I think here I have to cos no way I'll ever damn beat it on 5 credits.

I use to play it a decent amount, I remember it being in a few arcades around me, so maybe one of the geniuses here knows what game. It's a side scrolling karate'ish beat em up. It starts with you riding a motorcycle thru the desert then you shoot a big fireball and blow open a door or wall or something and then the game starts. I might be remembering this incorrectly, but you don't start playing until you blast the door. Then you're on foot and it uhhhh, well is a beat em up like I said. I spent the better part of last week Googling and Youtubing to try and find it. It might not have been very popular but since I remember it in 4 different arcades it was at least not some rare game. helps?

this one Skate Or Die Commodore 64.

YES! Damn didn't think it was that old lol. Just watched a YT long play video, I remember it having a few other events. But that's probably just because I haven't played it in like 30 years. But this is it, thank you! I've been looking for it off and on for probably 10 years. I would have NEVER remembered the name or who made it.

I'm at a loss here, every few years I spend some time Googling and have never found it. It was a early 90's game, maybe late 80's. Any ways here's what I remember. It was like Track & Field but it had more lumber jack'ish events. I remember a caber toss and an obstacle course and I think sawing trees. The closest thing I found on Google was World Games for the NES, but I don't think this was it. And as far as I can tell that wasn't even an arcade game. It had a few of other events which I don't recall. I use to play it a lot at the Cerritos mall back in the early 90s. I know this is pretty vague, but I'm hoping someone here remembers.