In this version the player can now carry and handle up to four weapons, as well as bombs.
The character can't be hit by enemies while sliding, and can even harm some of them when touching. A new addition to the game, not featured in the previous versions, was the sliding technique, which can be performed by holding the direction-pad diagonally downwards while pressing the jump button. The player can jump, run and fire, and also fire while jumping or running. A maximum number of four players can play in the same time, but they can't choose the same character.
The player can choose between four different characters. All the levels in Contra: Hard Cops feature only side-view perspective, unlike previous games which had some levels shown in "3D view". The character has to pass several levels by killing every enemy and fight the boss in the end, to finish the game. The game follows the same gameplay as the other games in the series. The characters will meet Colonel Bahamut along the way as well, who is a former war hero, trying to subvert the Government using newly-developed weapons. The plot is also set around a hacker who, after getting into the security system of the city, programs all the robots to destroy everything around and cause panic.
The action happens five years after Contra III: The Alien Wars, when a team of commandos, Unified Military Special Mobile Task Force K-X, or Contra Hard Cops, has to combat the crime and illegal activities which are spreading fast after the war. You can even change your stance during a stage: One setting lets you shoot and run, the other keeps you steady and immobile while shooting. You use one button ' to switch between weapons, one to jump, and one to fire. The control in the game is as simple as pulling a trigger. The music has a Japanese techno hybrid sound that isn't too bad. The only thing you'll remember hearing are the explosions, which test the limits of TV speakers. Big, bad, strange-looking machines, vivid, detailed backgrounds, and some of the best-looking explosions ever are interlaced with smooth animation for a totally nuked-out firestorm of a game! Add in a few different perspectives, like a huge robot chasing you down the Information Highway, and you have a game that looks as tough as it plays. A Sight for Corps Eyesįor those of you who think that the Genesis isn't capable of eye-catching graphics, this game proves you wrong. One hit, and it's back to buck private for you. Do you save the Research Center or exact revenge on an enemy? It's up to you to decide, and you'd better hurry. At the end of each stage, you face multiple-choice scenarios.
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