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29 January 2017
Darkwatch? More like a western Van Helsing with a TWIST!
1 of 1 found this helpful In this 2005 classic by CAPCOM, you play as the gunslinger Jericho. If there ever was a character more based off of Van Helsing than Jericho, taking out all creatures of the supernatural. Originally armed with just your standard revolver, you start off on a train that has been overtaken by the undead. One of your comrades is then taken out and leaves you his gun, a quicker handgun that when the trigger is held down can rapid fire. It is shortly after this you learn who the true terror is, and what is needed to be done to take him out. The only question is do you have what it takes to get the mission done? With other weapons such as; a crossbow with exploding bolts, a shotgun, a carbine rifle, a rocket launcher, and many more. This game is guaranteed to keep you on your toes at all times, and give you an adrenaline rush through 21 chapters that really puts you into the boots of Jericho himself. With 2 different endings based upon the path you travel, will you protect the Darkwatch or be consumed by your own darkness?
03 September 2012
Great product! I'm happy to add it to my Sega Genesis collection!
1 of 1 found this helpful I bought the game because I was unaware that there was a sequel to the original Strider for the Sega Genesis. I like the concept of the game and the system that it's for, however the gameplay itself is rather struggling with having to memorize the entire level for each stage to get through it. It compares well against games like Strider and Mega Turrican however those are much better titles.