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Introduce
**Daiku no Gen-san 2 - Akage no Dan no Gyakushuu** is a classic action platformer on the NES, continuing the story of the construction worker Gen-san (also known as Harry) in his fight against an old foe. This time, Red-Haired Dan (Akage no Dan) has returned with a new revenge plot, and Gen-san must use his giant hammer to stop him.
The core gameplay is side-scrolling platforming. Players control Gen-san as he navigates through various stages, from construction sites to urban areas and other perilous locations. Gen-san's mission is to overcome obstacles, defeat enemies, and confront bosses at the end of each stage.
Gen-san's primary weapon is his large hammer. He can perform several types of attacks with this hammer. The basic attack is a direct hammer swing, capable of defeating most small enemies. Additionally, players can hold down the attack button to charge up a more powerful hammer swing, dealing greater damage and capable of destroying certain obstacles. In some instances, Gen-san can even throw his hammer, providing a useful long-range attack.
Throughout the stages, Gen-san will encounter various types of enemies, ranging from rebellious construction workers, dangerous machinery, to strange creatures. Each enemy type has its own attack patterns and movements, requiring players to employ appropriate strategies. At the end of each stage, Gen-san will face a powerful boss, demanding patience and the ability to dodge their attacks.
To aid Gen-san on his journey, the game provides power-up items. Players can collect heart icons to restore health, or pick up temporary power-ups like brief invincibility. Occasionally, Gen-san may also find upgrades for his hammer, increasing its power or altering its attack capabilities.
The graphics of **Daiku no Gen-san 2 - Akage no Dan no Gyakushuu** feature the distinctive 8-bit style of the NES, with detailed character designs and diverse environments. The game's music is also vibrant and fits the action-packed pace of the gameplay, creating a challenging and engaging entertainment experience for players.
