Magnum Kiki Ippatsu is this weird little NES port of an arcade light gun shooter—except you're not shooting ducks, you're blasting mobsters in 1930s New York. The whole thing feels like someone took Hogan's Alley and gave it a gangster makeover.

You play as a cop (I think?) taking down waves of fedora-wearing goons popping out of windows and alleys. The sprites are tiny but surprisingly detailed—one guy even tosses a Tommy gun at you before diving behind cover. The music’s got that classic NES bouncy energy, though after a while you’ll start recognizing the same three tracks looping.

It’s simple, but there’s something satisfying about nailing a perfect shot just as a thug leans out with a pistol. Just don’t expect much depth—this is pure arcade-style "see target, shoot target" action.