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Game Overview

Lethal Enforcers on the Sega Genesis is one of those games that makes you wish you had a light gun—or at least a friend to yell at while you both blast through waves of criminals. The digitized sprites look hilariously stiff by today’s standards, but back then, seeing those pixelated thugs dive out of cars or pop up from behind crates felt intense. The soundtrack? Pure '90s adrenaline, all screeching guitars and gunfire.

You start off taking down basic bank robbers, but before long, you’re dodging chainsaws and grenades like some kind of action movie cop. The difficulty spikes fast, and reloading feels like a panic button—miss a second, and you’re staring at a "continue?" screen. Co-op’s where it really shines, though. Nothing bonds two people like barely surviving a shootout in the subway while shouting "RELOAD, RELOAD!" at each other.

It’s not deep, but it’s loud, chaotic, and weirdly satisfying when you finally clear a stage without losing all your lives. Just don’t expect to sleep well after that final boss.