“Super Contra” arrived in an era when sequels were expected to be bigger, bolder, and more challenging, and it delivered on all fronts. Despite being released in a market saturated with platformers and action games, it managed to stand out and capture the attention of gamers worldwide. As much as I loved the original “Contra” as a child, “Super Contra” was a game I only discovered in my later years. The nostalgia of the original was strong, but this sequel captivated me with its refined mechanics and challenge.
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Super C is no where near as fun to play as Contra.
Its harder in arcade
I just couldn’t get into Super C as a kid. I don’t know if it’s the level design or just the overall vibe, but the original Contra was not going to be equaled. Even the music is iconic.
Better than the first Contra.
The 30 lives cheat here was different….