
Perfect For:
- People that liked Rambo after the first movie.
- If you're a fan of shoot 'em ups
- The City and Province of Granada in Spain which should be known for something other than that time reconquistas and Muslim moors had a fight over it.
What You Need: A Sega Genesis or a Sharp X68000.
Had a hard day? Did dinner explode? Your turtle break up with you? It's understandable. You can't take in a bunch of negativity and just let it fester within you... at least not for a long period of time. It messes you up, it messes your family up, and it also messes up that turtle. Unless it cheated on you with a strawberry in which case it deserves to be unhappy. But you? You need to just blow up an entire army with some blue tank, I think. And what better blue tank then this one?
During a war in Africa over some rare metals, some one in a super cool tank destroyed all the weapons on both sides of the war. This person is Leon Todo, pilot of what would be called "Granada" "God of Africa" or "Ghost of a Soldier". He's here to avenge some agent that died in Japan or something. But as for Granada as a game it's something of a more open Ikari Warriors, if that makes any sense. You have a shield bar comprising of hits and a variety of power-ups scattered about. Maybe Smash TV would work better than Ikari Warriors? Oh well. What's unique about this game is that there is no boss room, necessarily. Part of the game's challenge is finding this boss amongst the waves of enemies and having to deal with it. Luckily you do get a map so it's more like finding the optimal route through everything while facing a timer, so be quick about it too! There are customizable controls which can make what is essentially a twinstick shooter on a Genesis controller a little more manageable. There's quite a few stages, so you'll get a lot of bang for your proverbial buck. So come on, let's destroy some armies! ...machine armies. Find some blood. Where is it? You can't find it, I'm not glorifying war crimes, shush.