Man, Warpspeed on SNES yɛ saa agodie no mu baako a ɛma wo yam a anka wowɔ CRT TV a ɛbɛma wo ho atɔ wo wɔ neon glow a ɛwɔ ne pixelated space akodi no mu kɛkɛ. Wohuruw kɔ saa tuo a wɔtow fi soro ba fam yi mu pɛɛ baabi a biribiara tu ntɛmntɛm kakra no —ememy ships zip around, lasers petepete baabiara, na wo nsateaa fi ase yɛ krakra wɔ simma kakraa bi mu. Ɔfã a edi kan no tow saa apon a ɛyɛ nwonwa a ɛte sɛ wormhole yi gu wo so, na sɛ woamfa wo warp no ahuru yiye a, wobɛbɔ asteroid bi mu anaasɛ wobɛma turrets abubu.

The soundtrack's got that classic SNES synth vibe, bleeps ne bloops nyinaa a ɔkwan bi so no ɛma dodging a swarm of drones te nka sɛ ɛyɛ epic. Mekɔɔ so wui wɔ ɔfã a ɛto so abiɛsa no so efisɛ atamfo no nsusuwii ahorow no bi yɛ atirimɔdensɛm ara kwa, nanso bere a awiei koraa no wobɔ mmirikatu a edi mũ no, ɛyɛ nkwaseasɛm a ɛma abotɔyam. Not gonna lie, hitboxes no betumi ayɛ janky —ɛtɔ da bi a woka ntam sɛ woakwati saa missile no, nanso nope, wo yɛ space dust. Nanso, sɛ wowɔ saa '90s arcade-style chaos no mu a, eyi yɛ blast (pun intended).

Nhwɛ kwan kɛkɛ sɛ asɛm bi a emu dɔ —na woyɛ hyɛn ketewaa bi titiriw a worebɔ mmɔden sɛ worenpae bere a amansan no tow biribiara gu wo so no.