Entra in azione come uno dei tre membri delle forze speciali-Kart Bradfield, Edie Burret o Jad the Taff-e raccogli dati dalle porte rosse in questo shooter action a scorrimento laterale 2D. Uscito originariamente da Taito nel 1995 e riproposto dalla versione home console del 1997, il gioco ti vede esplorare i livelli con gli ascensori, scatenare combattimenti ravvicinati a mani nude per raddoppiare i punteggi e distruggere oggetti come luci al neon per oscurare i piani e massimizzare i punti. Lancia sub-armi negli ascensori per attacchi a distanza o per schiacciare i nemici, ma fai attenzione ai rischi di danni autoinflitti.
Le migliorie S-Tribute aggiungono rewind, modalità slow, quick save/load, crediti illimitati, selezione stage e opzioni come vite extra o danni personalizzabili. Gioca l'originale Elevator Action dall'inizio. I fan del retro action apprezzeranno i controlli fedeli e i ritocchi quality-of-life su PC.
Elevator Action Returns was originally released as a 2D side-scrolling shooter game by Taito in 1995. This game is a reproduction of the home console version released by Bing in 1997.
Select one of three special forces members—Kart Bradfield, Edie Burret, or Jad the Taff—then start the game. Grab data from all the red doors, then escape the stage.
Although a bonus you could only obtain by finishing the game in the previous version, you'll be able to play the original game "Elevator Action" (1p only) from the start in this version.
◆Tips
Press the shoot button near an enemy to start close combat with bare hands instead of shooting. Make continuous attacks by pressing the shoot button twice when playing as Kart, or by pressing the shoot button then immediately pressing the jump button when playing as Edie or Jad. The score is doubled when an enemy is defeated with unarmed attacks.
There are many targets to shoot on each stage. Some items are hidden, and some roll and damage enemies. Points can also be scored by breaking items in stages, so break many items. Destroying fluorescent lights or switchboards will put out the lights on a floor for a period of time, during which points scored are doubled.
Elevators can be used for movement, as well as attacks. Throw a sub-weapon in an elevator, then move it to make a remote attack on an enemy, or use the elevator to crush enemies. Be careful, as it's also possible to harm the player character.
◆Convenient features and option settings only available in S-Tribute
・Rewind
Rewind gameplay a by certain amount of time and resume.
・Slow Mode
Slow game pace down with a single button press.
・Quick Save/Load
Save game state at any point.
・Unlimited Credits
The limit on the number of continues can be disabled, allowing for infinite continues.
・Stage Select
The game can be started from any stage.
・Increased Healing
Increase the amount of damage healed by obtaining healing items.
・Lives
Player character lives can be increased up to 9 lives.
・Sub-Weapon Buttons
Sub-weapons are normally used by pressing the shoot button and jump button at the same time, but this can be set to any other single button.
・Changing the amount of damage
You can change the amount of damage you'll get when the enemy hits you.
・Keeping the same weapon
You can keep your machine gun or rocket launcher if it still holds bullets on to the next level.
・Scan Lines
Mimics the nostalgic CRT monitor display.
◆S-TRIBUTE
Reprints of classics produced and developed by City Connection with the Zebra Engine during the Saturn era.
Play a variety of titles with improved controls and new features.
