Play Revolution X (germany) Online

Revolution X came out for the Super Nintendo in 1994, published by Acclaim Entertainment. It was part of that wave of arcade ports trying to capture the feel of light gun games on a console that didn't have a standard light gun. The game's premise, a dystopian future where a tyrannical government has banned rock music, fit right in with the over-the-top action titles of the era.

You control a cursor on screen, moving it to shoot enemy soldiers and vehicles. Your main goal is to rescue the members of the band Aerosmith, who have been captured. The core mechanics involve shooting everything that moves, collecting letters to spell out A-R-M-A-G-E-D-D-O-N for extra lives, and firing special CD projectiles that explode on impact. The game scrolls automatically, forcing you to react quickly to enemies pouring in from all sides. It is a difficult game, with relentless enemy fire and a constant demand for precision. Playing it feels like a frantic, noisy arcade session condensed onto your living room television.