Time Bokan Series: Bokan to Ippatsu! Doronbo Kanpekiban

25.09.1997
Genre: Shooter Arcade
Pilot restored evil mechas from across the Time Bokan franchise in this vertical scrolling shooter where you play as the Doronbo trio. This enhanced Saturn version expands on the original PlayStation release with new story sequences featuring full voice acting, additional stages, and new bosses, giving you more content to experience as you switch between mechas with unique weapons and abilities.

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Play as the Drombones and prove you're the strongest villains in the Time Bokan series. Pilot restored evil mechas from across the series' history and take on legendary heroes in this vertical scrolling shooter. Switch between different mechas between stages, each with unique weapons and abilities, and charge up your devastating Skull Bomb for area-wide destruction.

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