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Shadowrun (Super Nintendo Entertainment System, 1993)

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This is a great opportunity for all the fans of Shadowrun to own a copy of the game for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. It was released in 1993 and was published by Data East. The game is a combination of role-playing and action/adventure genres, making it a unique gaming experience. The MPN for this game is SNS-P-WR. The game is compatible with the SUPER NES platform, and it is sure to bring back memories for those who played it in their younger years. This game is a must-have for any fan of the Shadowrun franchise, and it is a great addition to any gaming collection. Cartridge only with dust cover

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In a post-apocalyptic world where magic has returned and society is controlled by massive corporations, you are a Shadowrunner. "Shadowrun" for the Super Nintendo was the first video game based on the Shadowrun tabletop role-playing game. At the start of the game, the player wakes up in a morgue with no recollection of his life. He only knows his name: Jake Armitage. This game from Beam Software tasks you with uncovering the rest of your identity and why you were killed. "Shadowrun" also has the distinctive honor of being one of the first film noir-style games on a console. The story is a loose adaption of the first Shadowrun novel, "Never Deal with a Dragon." For gamers who want to see everything this version has to offer, there are approximately 25 hours of gameplay.Track down your apartment and your identity in the early rounds of this SNES game. From there, you'll eventually uncover a plot that could change the world as you know it. "Shadowrun" features point-and-click gameplay that is unique for a platform system. You can examine everything in your environment, which often leads to new clues. When you talk to NPCs, you ask them questions from a list. Only knowing the right questions to ask will provide you with the necessary answers for your adventure. "Shadowrun" is not just a film noir game; it is also a cyberpunk one. As a result, this SNES title has a slightly futuristic look and feel. Characters can insert themselves directly into the internet, and it's common to see gene-spliced humans walking around. Like any good film noir story, your investigation will eventually lead to combat. Fight scenes take place in real time. The environment is displayed from an isometric perspective that gives you a broad view of the action at all times. Your character remains stationary while you aim a reticule. You'll need to pick off your enemies before they can shoot you. Often, your enemies are hiding in every nook and cranny. You'll fight not only other humans but also vampires, dragons, and reanimated skeletons. In addition to an array of weapons like pistols and assault rifles, you can also wield magic. After every kill, Jake earns karma, which he can use to increase his skills and health. He'll also earn Nuyen, the currency used to buy new weapons and armor. At certain points in this SNES title, you can directly enter the internet. Here, this SNES title becomes more like an RPG, or role-playing game, as you destroy nodes and collect data in turn-based combat. Publisher Data East captured the feel of the "Shadowrun" universe in this SNES version. The world is presented in grays and blacks, giving a sinister feel to the gaming environment. The music features a heavy dose of techno and bass. The character portraits are extremely detailed, replicating those found in the pen-and-paper game perfectly. This Nintendo title deals with mature themes, and it combines a dark story with fantastic gameplay to create an RPG experience that stands out during play.

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Publisher
Data East
MPN
SNS-P-WR
UPC
0013252011021
eBay Product ID (ePID)
5078

Product Key Features

Rating
E-Everyone
Genre
Role Playing, Action & Adventure
Platform
SUPER NES
Game Name
Shadowrun

Additional Product Features

Release Year
1993
Number of Players
1
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
Control Elements
Gamepad/Joystick
Also Available in this Platforms
PC Games
Support Elements
Cartridge Save
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139973
ESRB Descriptor
Blood, Animated Violence

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5 out of 5 stars
by pctaylor3Oct 23, 2017
An Underrated Classic
This game doesn’t offer that much in the graphics department. And the controls are kinda wonky... BUT! The story is one of the most compelling among many RPGs I’ve played and with a memorable soundtrack to boot! I know there are modern Shadowrun games on Steam, but I would love to see a remake of this specific storyline made available on Nintendo Switch. But doubting that will ever happen, I will enjoy reliving this 16-Buy classic.
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5 out of 5 stars
by m_angellJul 06, 2007
Shadowrun: Precursor to the future
I saw the new one come out for the 360 and remembered how much I loved this game as a kid (teens). If you liked the movies "The Matrix" or "Johnny Mneumonic" you will love this game. The latter was completely based off the video game and the former used some of the ideas (8 years before the Matrix was made). Gameplay is admittedly lacking and is the biggest drawback of the game, sound is sub-par by todays standards and it can be irritatingly confusing since it really is non-linear. Bottom line is that most of the problems with this game come from reverting back to a 16-bit console but the up-side to this game is evident when you realize that this spawned some of the best futuristic philosophy/action films of the time. As I said before, the movie "Johnny Mneumonic" is virtually scene for scene this game, if you liked it at all give this one a shot.Read full review
5 out of 5 stars
by nattho-580Apr 28, 2021
A unique snes cyberpunk rpg
Before cyberpunk 2077 there was Shadowrun. While the graphics are not the best on the system, the levels ooze with charm and character. The world is full of memorable locations, characters, and things to discover. This game is well worth the time to track down and play. I can’t think of anything else like it on the snes. A must buy in my opinion!
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5 out of 5 stars
by goldbrikMar 29, 2008
The best Adventure Comic SR game you will ever play
This game pulls you into the Shadowrun atmosphere with it's wonderfull settings, senary, and belovable characters. This series is part Coperate Dragon era and does not becomes too DAD unlike the Genesis version. You play Jake a Shadowrunner who lost his memory original mission was to deliver a package that would hurt Drake-E Jake's former employer who told him to cancel the run but since Jake is the number one man he did it post haste and Drakee had him killed. Jake then is reserected by Kitsune who for some reason tags along with him later in the game. You constantly struggle to regain your memories and objective. Along the way you help the people in Jakes world almost like in Diablo and thus gives you access to many other options in the game. However you are number one in the game. The two biggest highlights of the game is the Ada Wong vs. Drake fight, Defeating King, and hacking. The game biggest feat is the difficulty. Unlike other LEtter Box games or RPG games you can't just run and duck but you need to get into a good spot and hope nothing hit's you. The game can be describe as short but the atmosphere is intresting. Would I let my children play it...no way at all but that alone the game is okay for a child but with parental guidance....then again most parents are childish. There is no real reason to buy this game since there is many emulators and the file itself is barely two megabytes. However if your a collector I strongly suggest buying this game immediatly. If your a shadowrun fan why is this game not in your Shadowrun collection. Unlike the Genesis game this game is more like zelda and the atmosphere feels like street. After playing this game you won't wanta go on the wrong side of the tracks for awhile. The Genesis game to this ( a completely diffrent senario ) use a gaulet style gameplay and will only be intresting later into the game. The SNES game is intresting for the get go and gets even more intresting with only one area that is repetitive and boring. When you play this game think of all those Micheal Jackson music videos where he was in the city or even the one where everybody was a zombie. This game is up to par with Dragon Quest and other Japanese RPG's. The art is nicely done unlike other western games, and you can actually get into the gameplay. Think of the world of this game like the city in Preditor, the streets of Freejack, Snatcher, Jhonny Memonic, or even the world of Deathline/Redline when you play this game. With this game you will never be disapointed only if you don't like street, the city, or any other urban themes. If you have seen the poster it is practically the same as the scene from the Terminator Two where the so called future hero as a pre-teen is hacking money from a cash dispencer. If GTA had a skin edit where you can replace it with Shadowrun characters that would be real Shadowrun characters it would totaly cool. If Rockstar made a Shadowrun Jake game for the GCN it would rock totally own I mean the bomb fat man fat . . . . The point is this game is a shining example when a American game company actually know what the heck they are trying to transform from a board game into a all in one story senario. If you never heard of Shadowrun then this game is for you but want to get intrested in it this game is for you.Read full review
5 out of 5 stars
by lg5gqa5nqlq@del...Jul 25, 2006
Shadowrun, the game hidden by shadows...
Shadowrun is a game I have loved ever since I first played it in the mid '90's. It has a great storyline and it has lots of freeform adventuring. It is at times fustrating because often advancement in the game relies on talking to the right person about the right thing. I found that as a challenge and played harder asking everyone everything. Another thing I really liked about it is the continual upgrading of the main charater through out the game. It was good to see some accomplishment for my hard work. I recommend this game to anyone that wants a good RPG. It takes patience but most RPG players know all about that. The game will provide many hours of gameplay.

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