Along the way, Bang meets Michael, who is later used by the demon trapped beneath the mountain’s northern end in a plot to steal Bang’s medallions. Demonhead to help him destroy the Doomsday Bomb. These Seven Governors each hold a medallion that Bang must collect in his journey through Mt. Tom Guycot is essentially a skeleton who wears a red cape, and is the chief of the Seven Governors. Bang is tasked with saving Professor Plum, the inventor of the Doomsday Bomb, who is being held hostage by Tom Guycot. Gameplay: original and thought provokingĬlash at Demonhead starts off with a cutscene revealing the characters of Bang and his girlfriend, Mary, who on are vacation at the beach when suddenly Bang is thrust back into secret agent action.Just look at the cover of the game… it exudes pure awesomeness! Let The Bang Begin Trust me, if you’re looking for a quirky lil’ experience on your NES, this game delivers tenfold. Sure, you can test your luck by trying to find a copy of it at a flea market or a yard sale, but from my personal retro game hunting experience, I have seen this game only about a handful of times in the wild. As I am writing this article, the game is currently going for a median price of about $15 between all of the cheaper listings on eBay and Amazon. I would like to start off by saying that if you’ve never played Clash at Demonhead, do yourself a favor and pick up a copy. Grab your Aqua Lung because we’re going deep into some NES history!Ĭhapter 9: Bring on the BLITZ! On a Bangin’ Sidenote This week in Character RETROspect, we will be looking at the main protagonist from Clash at Demonhead, Billy “Big Bang” Blitz, the most manly of men to ever grace the NES. Hey guys, do you remember Vic Tokai, a video game developer from the late 1980’s through most of the 1990’s? Well, you might remember them for their more notable NES releases: the two Golgo 13 games and Amagon, but their best game (in my opinion) was Clash at Demonhead. Even despite sidebar-comment approaches similar to Genius in other industries, including notes on content platform Medium and annotations on Quartz articles, most lyrics-dedicated sites have been stagnant and unimaginative.Character RETROspect Billy “Big Bang” Blitz
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Google recently began showing lyrics in their search result pages as part of their Knowledge Graph, but beyond requiring a click through to the song available for purchase in their Google Play store for access to the full lyrics, their method of displaying lyrics is no more advanced. Perhaps the most notable innovator in the genre is Genius - formerly known as Rap Genius, the site’s sidebar annotations now extend to multiple genres and even outside the music sphere to news and entertainment, and infrastructure to help “annotate any page on the Internet” is currently in beta. Lyric websites have been a staple of music-related search results since the start of the millenium, but the format of presenting lyrics on many of these sites has remained mainly the same since their inception: plain text with no supplementary information or interactivity.
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