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Episode 126
River City Ransom is one of the most unique, and exciting two player games for the NES! At first glance it looks a lot like Double Dragon - You'll use your Martial Arts skills to punch, and kick your way through waves of bad guys.
But this is more than just a beat 'em game - River City Ransom is essentially an Action RPG! You'll fight enemies for money, which you'll use to increase your stats, and purchase new moves. While it is possible to win with hardly any equipment, real success in River City Ransom comes from building your character into an invincible tank!
In Japan, this game is part of a larger series starring a hot-headed brawler named Kunio. For the English version, many changes were made to try to make the game more appealing to a Western audience. What did they actually change? In today's video we'll find out, then we'll dive deep into the gameplay where we'll learn:
* The FAST and EASY way to build up your character's STATS!
* Where to find ALL of the bosses, including the optional ones!
* How to enable FLOAT STATE - A secret mode that allows you to deal extra damage!
* A SECRET PASSWORD to max out your stats!
* Complete information on EVERY ITEM! Know which ones are worth your money, and which you should avoid!
* Where to find the hidden MYSTERY SHOP!
* The trick to SAVE MONEY in 2-Player Mode!
* Detailed MAP of River City will show you how everything is connected!
* Where to buy EVERY SPECIAL ATTACK, and how to use them!
* Information on EVERY GANG in River City!
* How to defeat EVERY BOSS, even SLICK HIMSELF... AND MORE!
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