Pulseman (1994)
Platforms: Genesis · WiiGenres: Genres · Action · Side view · 2D scrolling · Anime / Manga · Platform · Sci-fi / futuristic
Pulseman is an electric hero who was created to fight cyber crime. Combat the galaxy gang throughout 7 stages with around 50 levels. Pulseman is best described as a fusion between the gameplay of Sonic the Hedgehog and Mega Man in ways of gameplay.
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Cast & Crew · 16 people
- Ken Sugimori· Direction & Game Design, Graphics
- Satoshi Tajiri· Direction & Game Design
- Junichi Masuda· Program, Music, Sound Effects
- Takenori Ohta· Program
- Michiharu Nishihashi· Program
- Tomomichi Ōta· Program
- Motofumi Fujiwara· Graphics
- Atsuko Nishida· Graphics
- Ryousuke Taniguchi· Story Plot
- Akihito Tomisawa· Special Thanks
- Hiroshi Kawamoto· Special Thanks
- naoko kawakami· Special Thanks
- Kenji Matsushima· Special Thanks
- Dai Satō· Special Thanks
- Gento Matsumoto· Special Thanks
- Fumihiro Nonomura· Special Thanks
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