Bazooka Blitzkrieg

About

Bazooka Blitzkrieg is a SNES shooter built for the Super Scope peripheral. Players take aim with a twin-button setup firing standard bullets and rocket-powered explosives to dismantle cyborgs and massive mechanical enemies. The game leans into its sci-fi war setting with environments littered with scrap metal and ruined infrastructure. Each level tasks you with eliminating waves of robotic soldiers and taking down towering bosses like a airborne dreadnought or a heavily armored tank. Precision and timing are key as you juggle automatic fire and charged shots to survive escalating combat scenarios. The game stands out for its early use of the Super Scope’s light gun mechanics in a sci-fi action framework. While its 1992 release date makes it a relic of the SNES era, it remains a niche title remembered for its straightforward gunplay and memorable boss designs. Some players praise its tight controls and replay value despite limited level variety.

Storyline

The Sylon Corporation was busy at work on an army of robot soldiers that would save thousands of lives in the event of a war. The XT7 Cyborg-Commando Fighting Machines were thought to be the ultimate battle warriors. But something goes terribly wrong with Sylons mainframe. The robots are unleashed on an innocent and unsuspecting public, destroying everything in their path leaving only a trail of death and destruction. You are humanitys only hope as the best sharpshooter the world has ever seen. Armed with your Super NES Super Scope, its your duty to single-handedly battle the Cyborgs and demolish the malfunctioning mainframe computer responsible for this disaster.