Sunset Riders

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A wanted poster fills the screen, a bounty stamped under some outlaw's sneer, and then you are off down a dusty frontier street with guns blazing. Sunset Riders is Konami's arcade Western at its most cheerfully over-the-top, and this 1993 Super Nintendo version brings its run-and-gun energy home for two players.

You pick from four bounty hunters: Steve and Billy carry pistols, while Bob and Cormano favor the spread of a shotgun. From there it is a side-scrolling tour of frontier set pieces, leaping between galloping horses and stagecoaches, riding a moving train, surviving a cattle stampede and clearing out saloons. You can fire in multiple directions and slide under incoming bullets, and enemies pour in from every rooftop and doorway until the screen becomes one crowded firefight.

The bosses are the stars. Each stage ends in a showdown with the outlaw from that poster, and Konami gave every one of them a big personality and plenty of theatrics, building to a final reckoning with Simon Greedwell, the man behind it all. The humor is broad and Saturday-matinee silly, and the music sells the dime-novel Western mood. The SNES version tones down a few elements from the arcade for Nintendo's content standards and trims the player count, but the pace, the co-op and the personality survive intact.

Konami was on a remarkable streak of arcade translations in this period, and Sunset Riders belongs next to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time as proof of how well the company could bring a cabinet to the SNES. The Western setting is rarer than you might think among 16-bit action games, which gives it a flavor no other run-and-gun on the system quite matches. Find a partner, pick your gunslinger and go collect.

Fast factsgame data via IGDB
Released
1993
Publisher
Konami
Players
Single player, Co-op
Watch gameplaySunset Riders on Super Nintendo
Video: Sunset Riders

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