Play Lethal Enforcers (Japan) on sega Online

Lethal Enforcers came out for the Sega Genesis in 1993, developed and published by Konami. It was part of that wave of light gun games that tried to bring the arcade experience home, though on the Genesis you had to make do with a controller if you didn't have the Justifier peripheral. It stood out with its digitized graphics and live-action cutscenes, which felt pretty ambitious for the time.

You play as a police officer clearing screen after screen of criminals who pop up from behind cars, windows, and other scenery. The main goal is simple: shoot the bad guys before they shoot you. If you hit a civilian, you lose a life; miss too many shots, and it's game over. The pacing is relentless, with little room for error, and the difficulty ramps up quickly. Those "Freeze!" voice samples never get old, even when you're staring at the continue screen.