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Denjinmakai

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Also known as
Ghost Chaser Densei ゴーストチェイサー電精 電神魔傀

Choose from three characters to fight through a side scrolling beat 'em up using special moves powered by a recharging meter.


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Released
1994
Genre
Perspective
Side view
Visual
2D scrolling
Size
1.23 MB
Rating
0 votes

About Denjinmakai

Denjinmakai is a side scrolling beat em up set in a near future city threatened by terrorists. The narrative is minimal, primarily serving to frame the action as players fight through linear stages filled with enemies.

Three characters are available in the SNES release, each with distinct special techniques. These moves consume a dedicated meter that refills over time, rather than costing health. Basic actions like attacking, blocking, and throwing are common to all fighters.

Opponents include various soldiers, lizard men, and robots, with behavior patterns that differ based on their strength. Weaker foes tend to charge directly, while stronger ones often use projectiles before closing in. Every stage concludes with a boss fight against a unique opponent capable of both short and long range attacks.

The arcade version of the game features three additional playable characters and an extra stage not found in the SNES port. When two players are present, a cooperative team up special move becomes available.

Denjinmakai Screenshots

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Title Screen
Our heroes
Briefing Screen
Strange things are afoot at the Game Center
Demonstrating Iyo's charge super
And a throw. Unlike the other two characters, Iyo can throw both forwards and backwards.
Each level will have a unique weapon sitting in plain view, but none of them are particularly useful.
I see you
Neo Tokyo's sewers have the best udon bowls, or so I have heard.
Blocking.
Iyo's spinning move gives her some breathing room.
Is this a bad time?