#Contra rebirth longplay full

Bill and Lance are thrown into the midst of guerrilla warfare with not only an assortment of relentless aliens, but also their former comrades-in-arms. However, the aliens are back and this time they're deadlier than ever. One year after the battle with the mysterious Red Falcon Organization, the earth seems to be free. In Europe and Australia, Super C was released for the NES as Probotector II: Return of the Evil Forces, replacing the original main characters with robotic counterparts. It was released in Japan on May 12, 2009, PAL regions on September 4, 2009, and North America on September 7, 2009. It is the twelfth original installment in the Contra series. There are eight stages in the game, including three new ones not in the arcade version, as well as several new bosses. Contra ReBirth (, Kontora Ribsu), is a 2D run and gun video game developed by M2 and published by Konami for WiiWare. Like its arcade counterpart, Super C replaces the 3D stages from the original game with overhead stages instead, but unlike the arcade version, the Mega Shell power-up that can be used at anytime to kill all on-screen enemies is gone.

Arm yourself with powerful weapons and blast your way through hordes of deadly enemies and gigantic bosses. The upgradable weapon feature from the arcade version is gone, but the Rapid Fire and Barrier power-ups that were gone in the arcade version are back, along with the Special. Contra ReBirth ( Kontora Ribsu), an explosive, action-packed shooter for 1 or 2 players Take control of the Contra soldiers Bill Rizer and Lance Bean and protect Earth from an alien invasion.

Super C is not an exact adaptation of the arcade game, being more of an expanded version of the first NES game instead. Contra ReBirth ( Kontora Ribsu), an explosive, action-packed shooter for 1 or 2 players Take control of the Contra soldiers Bill Rizer and Lance Bean and protect Earth from an alien invasion.

#Contra rebirth longplay full

Based on the 1988 arcade game Super Contra, it is commonly believed that the NES version was given the abbreviated name of 'Super C' to avoid any allusion to the 1985 Iran-Contra scandal (the Japanese version for the Family Computer retained the full title). Super C is a 1990 action shoot-'em-up for the Nintendo Entertainment System that serves as the sequel to Contra.