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Mechas and Robot games on SNESA list of 47 games created by JoséCC on 27th March 2017

Hagane - The Final Conflict (USA) SNES
	Hagane is a side-scrolling beat 'em up with a ninja/cyberpunk theme and setting. View Game
Xardion (USA) SNES
	Xardion is an Asmik-developed, side-scrolling action-adventure game. In this title, players take control of three unique robots as they defend their homeworlds from an intergalactic invader. View Game
Metal Warriors (USA) SNES
	Metal Warriors is mech combat 2-d Side scroller in which the player pilots several mecha in either single player or 2 player versus player mode. View Game
Cybernator (USA) (With Sound Test) SNES
	Side scrolling mech action in space and on Earth. View Game
Assault Suits Valken (Japan) [En by Aeon Genesis v1.0] SNES
	Side scrolling mech action in space and on Earth. View Game
Front Mission (Japan) [En by FH v1.0b] SNES
	The first video game entry in the Front Mission franchise. View Game
Genocide 2 (Japan) SNES
	A futuristic action-platformer where the player pilots a nimble ninja robot. View Game
Edono Kiba (Japan) SNES
	No description available. Submit a description. View Game
Kidou Butouden G Gundam (Japan) [En by Aeon Genesis v1.0] (~Mobile Fighter G Gundam) SNES
	Fighting game developed by Pandora Box in 1994. View Game
Ninjawarriors Again, The (Japan) SNES
	An enhanced remake of Taito's 1987 arcade title Ninja Warriors. Offers three characters to choose from, decent graphics and an assortment of ways to decimate the enemy forces. Single-player only, which is a shame. View Game
Spriggan Powered (Japan) SNES
	Spriggan Powered is a side-scrolling shooter released only in Japan for the Super Famicom in 1996. View Game
Imperium (USA) SNES
	No description available. Submit a description. View Game
Mechwarrior 3050 (USA) SNES
	The second SNES game in the MechWarrior franchise. It traded the series trademark cockpit simulation view for an isometric perspective and a more action oriented focus. It was released on the genesis under the alias BattleTech: A Game of Armored Combat. View Game
Megaman X (USA) SNES
	Mega Man X is a Super Nintendo spinoff of the classic NES Mega Man series. It embodied the awesome advancements we could expect in our favorite games on this new and powerful system. For those who may not know, Mega Man is a side-scrolling action shooter/platformer. You run and gun through many challenging and differently themed levels in the order of your choosing, each of them having a big bad guy at the end. After defeating the boss, you get his special weapon to use as your own. Every boss is weak against one other boss's weapon; knowing these weaknesses is key to defeating them and puts some emphasis on the order you play the levels. New to the X series were hidden powerups in the levels. You could find refillable energy tanks to recover health in a pinch, heart tanks to increase your health, and special suit pieces to boost various aspects of your performance - such as more powerful shots or better damage reduction. Mega Man X is one of my favorites in the entire Mega Man series. It's one of those games you can pick up and play for a just a few minutes and still have fun. It's quite a challenging game though, and will take some skill and dedication to beat. It's a great game, and anybody who likes action games will find a lot to love in Mega Man X. View Game
Megaman X2 (USA) SNES
	The sequel to Mega Man X follows directly after the first game, with X fighting against the Mavericks that remain even after Sigma's defeat. However, he learns that three Mavericks called the X-Hunters have Zero's parts, and thus he battles them to get Zero back. The game finished with a final battle against the newly resurrected Sigma, who shows his true form of a virus. This game added the Ride Chaser and the Air Dash to X's arsenal, both of which remained in the rest of the series. It's not as good as the first X, but still worth a try. View Game
Megaman X3 (USA) SNES
	This is the third installment in the Megaman X series, the last one to realesed for the SNES, and it keeps the high standard set by the other two. The premise and gameplay hasn't changed at all. The eight bosses are back, this time sent out by Dr. Doppler a former good cientist android turned into Maverick. Differences in this game include improved graphics compared to X and X2, a new set of armor, the ability to play (even if for a short while) as Zero, the return of Vile and a new type of collectible: the "Ride Armors". All in all this is a very fun platformer. Essential to Megaman fans, even if it doesn't bring a whole lot of innovation into the table. View Game
B.O.B. (USA) SNES
	B.O.B. is a side-scrolling shooter about a teenage robot that crashes his dad's car on a planet filled with baddies. Luckily, his arm just happens to be a gun. View Game
Cosmo Police Galivan II - Arrow of Justice (Japan) SNES
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Great Battle II, The - Last Fighter Twin (Japan) SNES
	The second installment in Compati Hero Series by Banpresto. This one is a beat'em up, pretty much Final Fight with Gundam instead of Cody. Good graphics, solid gameplay, and a multiplayer. Japanese only. View Game
Kikou Keisatsu Metal Jack (Japan) SNES
	A Japan-only beat-em-up, based on the anime of the same name. Originally, an American release was planned (to be titled Metal Jack: Armored Police), but this version was eventually cancelled. Kikou Keisatsu Metal Jack was also released for the Game Boy. It was developed by KID and published by Takara. View Game
Dai-4-ji Super Robot Taisen (Japan) SNES
	No description available. Submit a description. View Game
RoboCop 3 (USA) SNES
	A side-scrolling action game based on the movie sequel of the same name. It was published on various consoles by Ocean, and is not to be confused with its FPS PC counterpart RoboCop 3D. View Game
RoboCop versus The Terminator (USA) SNES
	RoboCop clashes with Terminator in this classic side scrolling action game. View Game
Mazinger Z (Japan) [3D7F] SNES
	Mazinger Z is an action-platformer based on the anime and manga of the same name. Players assume the role of Kouji Kabuto, who seeks revenge against Dr. Hell and his henchmen. View Game
Mechwarrior (USA) SNES
	MechWarrior was the second title to feature Mech combat. Mechs are heavily armed and armoured mechanised fighting vehicles. View Game
Megaman VII (USA) SNES
	Dr. Wily has escaped from prison, and its up to Megaman to bring him back. In this seventh game, the popular Blue Bomber takes the fight with new graphics. Fight your way through eight robots as you pursue the mad scientist. Beware of the mysterious robot Bass. Who knows which side he's on. View Game
Megaman's Soccer (USA) SNES
	This is the soccer version of Megaman. In this game we must select our soccer team by picking our favorite robots of Megaman's games and save the world from the robot masters that are invading the soccer fields over the world. View Game
Metal Combat - Falcon's Revenge (USA) SNES
	Metal Combat is a SNES shooter/mech game that uses the Super Scope light gun peripheral. View Game
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers - The Fighting Edition (USA) SNES
	Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers: The Fighting Edition is a fighting game for the SNES. Players fight using the various Zords and monsters present throughout the series. View Game
T2 - The Arcade Game (USA) SNES
	Perhaps more famous for its awesome arcade controllers than the actual game play, T2: The Arcade Game pitted players against armies of the Skynet Terminator robots using over sized, Uzi-shaped light guns in this uneventful on-rails shooter. The SNES port does a fair job emulating the arcade machine's graphics. View Game
Terminator 2 - Judgment Day (USA) SNES
	Terminator 2: Judgment Day is an on-rails light-gun shooter, based on the 1991 film of the same name. View Game
Terminator, The (USA) SNES
	RoboCop clashes with Terminator in this classic side scrolling action game. View Game
Tetsuwan Atom (Japan) SNES
	Tetsuwan Atom marks the second video game appearance of Astro Boy and was released on the Super Famicom in Japan. View Game
Battle Robot Retsuden (Japan) SNES
	An anime-based strategy game from Banpresto of Super Robot Wars fame. View Game
Choujikuu Yousai Macross - Scrambled Valkyrie (Japan) SNES
	Side scrolling shooter based on the Macross/Robotech saga. You can choose to play as Rick, Max or Miriya. Basically shoot anything other than you and collect power-ups to get additional weapon abilities. Most make sense although the fire shield type thing seems to more Science Ninja Team Gatchaman like instead of Macross. View Game
Conveni Wars Barcode Battler Senki - Super Senshi Shutsugeki seyo! (Japan) SNES
	No description available. Submit a description. View Game
Cyber Knight II - Chikyuu Teikoku no Yabou (Japan) [En by Aeon Genesis v1.0] (~Cyber Knight II - Ambitions of the Terran Empire) SNES
	No description available. Submit a description. View Game
Cyber Knight (Japan) [En by Aeon Genesis v1.01] SNES
	No description available. Submit a description. View Game
Dai-3-ji Super Robot Taisen (Japan) [En by Aeon Genesis v1.0] (~Super Robot Wars 3) SNES
	No description available. Submit a description. View Game
Uchuu no Kishi Tekkaman Blade (Japan) [En by D v1.0] (~Space Knight Tekkaman Blade) SNES
	No description available. Submit a description. View Game
Galaxy Robo (Japan) SNES
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Jutei Senki (Japan) [En by Aeon Genesis v1.0] SNES
	Strategy game developed by TamTam in 1993. View Game
Rise of the Robots (USA) SNES
	A robot fighting game which was heavily hyped and released on multiple consoles, claiming that enemies would learn and adapt to players' tactics, though it failed to live up to such lofty expectations. As the ECO35-2 Cyborg, players must fight against enemy robot forces, led by the mysterious Supervisor. View Game
Sonic Blast Man II (USA) SNES
	Sonic Blast Man 2 is a sequel to the side scrolling beat-em-up, Sonic Blast Man. View Game
Soukou Kihei Votoms - The Battling Road (Japan) SNES
	An action game for the Super Famicom. View Game
Super Tekkyuu Fight! (Japan) SNES
	A Bomberman clone released in 1995 by Banpresto. View Game
2020 Super Baseball (USA) SNES
	Super Baseball 2020 is a futuristic sports baseball game played by cybernetically enhanced humans and R2D2-like robots. View Game