Line of Fire is basically Sega Master System's answer to Operation Wolf—you're blasting through waves of enemies with that same light-gun shooter feel (though you can play with a controller too). It's got that classic arcade vibe where you're pinned down behind cover, popping up to take shots at soldiers, helicopters, and whatever else the game throws at you. The action's straightforward, but it gets chaotic fast, especially when grenades start landing near your position.

Graphically, it's solid for the Master System—explosions have some satisfying punch to them, and the enemy sprites are clear enough to pick off quickly. Not as polished as Cabal, maybe, but it scratches that same itch if you're into run-and-gun shooters. Just don't expect deep strategy—this one's all about reflexes and keeping your trigger finger loose.