This game is just like "Code name Viper". Only this one was made first.
The sound, Graphics, and Controls are all top notch for its generation. The Differences Between this one and Viper are all superficial. The Major plus to this game is the Story lacks Definition and the Single images that repeat in the levels closing are like ransom demands urging the player to continue. Very Creepy Idea, But Very effective. It Drowns the player into the non-exist-ant plot. The Difficulty and blitzes are very Unrelenting. The in game rules with the life bar are fun but the timer is a pain to get around. It does not give time for figuring out all the patterns that have to be memorized in order to progress. Again its a relic of the "quarter muncher years" of gaming. But the fact that it survived to be found later says something. I dig this game. I recommend it for Mega Man Fans who want a real challenge. This game rocks. But Prepare for frustration breaks. This thing wants quarters that its not going to get. So, be ready to enjoy the save state button. For old School gamers that have a Great Controller to plug in, I recommend this thing for High score enthusiasts. I'm curious to see if there are any of the same 3 letter names From the old arcades I grew up with out there. Sattle up and be prepared this one is hard.
Any how...
Good Luck To All.
That's it. I'm done. Stick a fork in me.
Peace.

orionfoxgibson : Decent review. Short and sweet. Although I prefer my game reviews to be written a little more in-depth this hit all the major points.

Other than a few spelling errors it was good.

As far as the game goes, since this game wasn't licensed by Nintendo, you can't really expect much. Although Tengen games are a lot better than almost all of the unlicensed games they still are lack luster in many areas. Code Name Viper was a much better game because it was made by Capcom. They usually made pretty decent NES games.

Why Thanks Jordan.
I happy you have something positive to say.

Good Luck To All.
Peace.