Rushing Beat Ran—Fukusei Toshi yɛ saa SNES Beat 'Em Ups a ennya ɔdɔ a ɛdɔɔso no mu baako. Wofi ase yi akofo baasa ntam (mekɔ akuturukubɔfo no bere nyinaa, ɛwom mpo sɛ akuturukubɔfo no tow no yɛ nkwaseasɛm a ɛma abotɔyam de), na afei ɛkɔ mmɔnten a ɛyɛ fĩ no so tẽẽ sɛ wode wo nsateaa bɛtew basabasayɛfo akuw ho. Sprites no yɛ chunky, hits no te nka sɛ emu yɛ duru, na nnwom no anya saa mfiase '90s synth vibe a ɛyɛ adwuma ara kwa.

Nea m’ani gye ho ne sɛnea ɛnyɛ basabasa wɔ ho —nkyerɛkyerɛ tenten biara nni hɔ, fa buddy bi kɛkɛ sɛ woanya bi na fi ase bubu fa asorɔkye a ɛyɛ goons mu a. Nanso, adwumam mpanyimfo no ne ade titiriw ankasa. Simma biako na worekwati dude bi wɔ roller skates so, nea edi hɔ no worenya suplexed denam guy bi a wo kɛse yɛ wo kɛse mmɔho abien so. Ɛyɛ basabasa wɔ ɔkwan a eye sen biara so.

Sɛ woadi agoru a etwa to anaasɛ abufuw mmɔnten so a, eyi bɛte nka sɛ wunim nanso ɛne n’ankasa weird charm. Nhwɛ kwan kɛkɛ sɛ asɛm bi a emu dɔ —wowɔ ha sɛ worebɛbɔ nneɛma, na ɛde ma.