Tool-assisted movies (7)

This movie is a 9 seconds improvement to the previous version.

In this game everyone runs around menacingly and bullets fly slower than a regular housecat runs.

This movie is an 11-second improvement to the previous version—mostly due to teamwork introduced in this new 2-player movie in which one player controls two characters.

In this game everyone runs around menacingly and bullets fly slower than a regular housecat runs.

Note: The name of this game is Rush'n Attack. The 'n does not stand alone as a contraction of and, unlike Ghosts 'n Goblins. Given the theme of the game, the pun on "Russian Attack" is quite obvious.

In this game, two jovial brightly-colored soliders infiltrate enemy forces. Everyone here runs around menacingly, and bullets are a bit slower than a housecat.

This movie is about a 4 second improvement to the previous version.

Note: The name of this game is Rush’n Attack. The 'n does not stand alone as a contraction of and, unlike Ghosts ’n Goblins. Given the theme of the game, the pun on “Russian Attack” is quite obvious.

This is a historic movie, submitted and obsoleted before the creation of the database-based (and wiki-based) site engine, before July 2004.

It was inserted to the database in a history revival project by Bisqwit in autumn 2006.

As for the movie itself... This movie improves the previous movie by over a minute. The improvements seem to come from overall better precision.

This is a historic movie, submitted and obsoleted before the creation of the database-based (and wiki-based) site engine, before July 2004.

It was inserted to the database in a history revival project by Bisqwit in autumn 2006.

As for the movie itself... This is the first publication for Rush'n Attack. It features 1 player and seems fairly optimized.

In this game, two jovial brightly-colored soliders infiltrate enemy forces. Everyone here runs around menacingly, and bullets are a bit slower than a housecat.

This movie is about a 2 second improvement to the previous version.

Note: The name of this game is Rush’n Attack. The 'n does not stand alone as a contraction of and, unlike Ghosts ’n Goblins. Given the theme of the game, the pun on “Russian Attack” is quite obvious.

You can watch this run played back on a real NES console.

In this game, two jovial brightly-colored soliders infiltrate enemy forces. Everyone here runs around menacingly, and bullets are a bit slower than a housecat.

This movie is a 16 frame improvement to the previous version.

Note: The name of this game is Rush’n Attack. The 'n does not stand alone as a contraction of and, unlike Ghosts ’n Goblins. Given the theme of the game, the pun on “Russian Attack” is quite obvious.