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Customer Reviews of Peacekeepers

I'll say it, it's no Turtles in Time, but it was worth it for a few reasons. O.k. first off, like I said you get to choose different paths and different ways through out the game. Second, it plays a lot like say "Streets of Rage". The gameplay is really simple and easy for anyone to get.

Each character has their own special moves and super special moves with the exception of the hidden Orbot. That adds a little more pizzazz to the game. And I thought this was really cool, but you get to edit each character and villains colors. So you can make the mutants really look like mutants and stuff and you can change the pretty bad given outfit colors on the main characters (Al, Echo, Prokop and the other guy isn't coming back).

Check this out it's pretty cool! It's definitely a pretty fun game for 2 players.

Keeping the peace, baby!! Actually the gameplay is pretty...
...stiff. Without a doubt, this is definitely a better game than Jaleco's earlier release, Rival Turf. That's not saying much, though, as Rival Turf was one of the worst scroll-to-the-right-and-beat-the-hell-out-of-em video games I have ever played in 22 years. The gameplay is stiffer than Larry Flynt's... well, you get the idea. One redeeming factor in this game (besides the playable girl) is the texture-edit mode. If you know what the hell you are doing, you can actually adjust the textures of most of the characters in the game to your liking. It's good for a mindless street fighting game but I wouldn't pay more than eight bucks for it.

The best beat 'em up game to me for Super Nintendo
Peace keepers is absolutely the best beat 'em up game for snes, if not better.
I've had this game 9 years ago.
I'd be happy to have it again.