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Play Shuyaku Sentai Irem Fighter (Japan) Online

You lead a squad that mirrors your attacks—swing your sword and they swing theirs, turning fights into this weirdly satisfying dance. The sprites pop with color, and the controls are way smoother than most Game Boy brawlers.

Developer: Irem
Genre: Action
Released: 1995
File size: 106 bytes
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Game Overview

Shuyaku Sentai Irem Fighter is one of those Game Boy games that makes you wonder why it never left Japan. You control a squad leader who actually feels like they're leading—your team follows your moves, attacking when you do, which gives fights this weirdly satisfying rhythm. At first I thought it'd be another clunky beat-em-up, but the sprites pop with color, and the controls are shockingly responsive for an 8-bit brawler.

It's got that unmistakable Irem feel—like if someone took the tight gameplay of R-Type and mashed it into a side-scroller. The stages are short but packed with little details, and the enemy patterns force you to actually use your team instead of button-mashing. My only gripe? The text is all in Japanese, but honestly, you don't need to read much to enjoy kicking robots into explosions.

If you've got a soft spot for forgotten Game Boy gems, this one's worth tracking down.

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