Use close-quarters martial arts or pick up weapons dropped by enemies, such as knives and submachine guns.
Reviews for the PSN version have been mixed, often categorized by nostalgia:
The PSN Mini version does not support 2-player or ad-hoc gameplay, making it a strictly solo experience. Digital Storefront Info Publisher: SNK Corporation. Rating: E10+ (Everyone 10+). Original PSN Release: December 20, 2011. P.O.W. - PRISONERS OF WAR PS3 / PS Vita / PSP
Traditional 2D side-scrolling action similar to titles like Double Dragon .
is a classic side-scrolling beat 'em up originally released by SNK in 1988 and later made available on the PlayStation Network (PSN) as a "PS Mini" for PS3, PSP, and PS Vita . Game Overview
In this arcade port, you control a military prisoner who breaks out of his cell and must fight through waves of enemy combatants to escape the base. The gameplay focuses on:
Reviewers from Marooners' Rock note that while it offers a quick dose of nostalgia for those who "cut their teeth" on 80s arcade games, it can feel thin on content compared to modern standards.
While originally an arcade and NES hit, the PSN version was released as part of the SNK Minis collection. Critical Reception
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Use close-quarters martial arts or pick up weapons dropped by enemies, such as knives and submachine guns.
Reviews for the PSN version have been mixed, often categorized by nostalgia:
The PSN Mini version does not support 2-player or ad-hoc gameplay, making it a strictly solo experience. Digital Storefront Info Publisher: SNK Corporation. Rating: E10+ (Everyone 10+). Original PSN Release: December 20, 2011. P.O.W. - PRISONERS OF WAR PS3 / PS Vita / PSP
Traditional 2D side-scrolling action similar to titles like Double Dragon .
is a classic side-scrolling beat 'em up originally released by SNK in 1988 and later made available on the PlayStation Network (PSN) as a "PS Mini" for PS3, PSP, and PS Vita . Game Overview
In this arcade port, you control a military prisoner who breaks out of his cell and must fight through waves of enemy combatants to escape the base. The gameplay focuses on:
Reviewers from Marooners' Rock note that while it offers a quick dose of nostalgia for those who "cut their teeth" on 80s arcade games, it can feel thin on content compared to modern standards.
While originally an arcade and NES hit, the PSN version was released as part of the SNK Minis collection. Critical Reception
