Rush 'N Attack

Nintendo Entertainment System - 1987

Speedrun (0:09:53)


Jim Hanson:

One of the hardest things about playing Rush 'n Attack is the fact that you have to push up on the D-pad to jump. It's way too easy to accidentally push up while pushing right or left. These accidental jumps caused many deaths for me before I finally accomplished a no-death run.

There is some room for improvement on this run. Anyone up for the challenge? Keep in mind that the TAS run is 9:37.

  • Stage one:

    Everything went as planned. I always stop to slash one soldier because if I jump to slash him, I land on the mine. There's probably a way to slash or avoid him without stopping, which would save a split second.

     

  • Stage two:

    I jumped on a ladder and climbed it to collect the grenades. But collecting the grenades is a waste of time, right? Well, I actually jumped on the ladder to avoid the bullet headed toward my back. It's fun throwing the grenade from the top of the truck, anyway. There might be a faster way to get through this tight spot. I'd love to see a demonstration.

    I stopped to slash a brown soldier; if I had jumped, I would have been hit by a bullet.

    I got lucky during the boss battle when I killed two of the rocketeers in one jump.

     

  • Stage three:

    Everything went pretty much as planned.

     

  • Stage four:

    I got stuck on a ladder and then accidentally jumped when I got to the top of it, which allowed one of the yellow-clad shooters to get close to me and fire a shot. This was totally unexpected, and I had to improvise, which cost me a couple of seconds.

     

  • Stage five:

    During the boss battle, I jumped up on the first jump, but I had meant to jump left. Somehow, I still survived.

     

  • Stage six:

    Strangely, the last level is almost as easy as the first level. The boss battle went really well. Thanks go to Mike for the boss-battle strategy.

 
 
 
 
 

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From Wikipedia: Rush'n Attack, originally released in Japan and Europe as (gurīnberē), is an action/platform arcade game released by Konami in 1985. Rush'n Attack is remembered for its Cold War setting (the title is a play on "Russian attack") and its reliance on the player using a knife to dispatch enemies.
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