Brothers, I recently found a mobile game called "Phoenix Attack" in the Time Hunter section. I was very happy when I saw the introduction - Eagle Car Robot Hero, Gun Robot Super Hero, Scooter Robot... This description is exactly the same as the "Lily One Card" pirated cassette I bought at the stall when I was a child! 🤣
I still remember that in the early 2000s, the GBA was full of games with gaudy covers, and when you go in, you would find that they were made up of materials. There are more than a dozen reskinned mini-games packed into the "32-in-1" game, and the background music is directly stolen from Super Mario Bros. It suddenly gets stuck while playing, and you have to rely on playing the cassette to stay alive. At that time, there was no concept of genuine products. A game cost 5 yuan, and the boss would say "If it breaks, we will replace it." In the end, the game was still the same game, but the name changed. For example, "Chariot of Fire" and "Steel Storm" are actually the same thing 😂
"Phoenix Attack" is a game. Although it can be played for free on mobile phones, it smells too "piracy". The protagonist is a shape-shifting Autobot who fights robot policemen and drives helicopters to chase monsters - I am familiar with this setting! At that time, there was a revised version of the PSP game called "Tenchu", which simply replaced ninjas with robot battles, and all the weapons were changed to laser guns. We just treated it as a new game and had a great time playing it. Looking at the modeling and UI of this game now, it is similar to the web games made with flash at that time, but it has an inexplicable sense of intimacy. Youth is back, brothers! 👴
But to be honest, the current replica version of the mobile game is much more comfortable than the original version. At least it won't be like the pirated cassettes of the past, where the screen suddenly goes black when playing the third level, or the save file disappears as soon as the power is turned off due to poor gold finger contact. This game runs smoothly on the 5.0 platform. Although the content is as confusing as the introduction (it's a police chase and a robot transforming), it is better than free. Just click on it and you can recall the taste of "childhood happiness".
By the way, do you old guys still remember the outrageous pirated cassettes you bought back then? I still can't forget that GBA card with "Final Fantasy 7" written on it. It was a revised version of "The Legend of Zelda". The protagonist was replaced by Cloud, but the map was all blocks... If you have played similar magical cartridges, welcome to the Time Hunter section to chat together. This "Phoenix Strike" is our nostalgic snack🍷