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''[[Bionic Commando]]'' is a sequel of sorts to the very different, top-down shooter ''Commando'' (Super Joe was the hero of Commando), and the game includes several mini-levels based on the original. It in turn had its own sequel, a similar game but with a more sci-fi look, for the Nintendo Game Boy. It also received another sequel for the Game Boy Color, titled ''Bionic Commando: Elite Forces''.
''[[Bionic Commando]]'' is a sequel of sorts to the very different, top-down shooter ''Commando'' (Super Joe was the hero of Commando), and the game includes several mini-levels based on the original. It in turn had its own sequel, a similar game but with a more sci-fi look, for the Nintendo Game Boy. It also received another sequel for the Game Boy Color, titled ''Bionic Commando: Elite Forces''.


The series remained dormant for several years before being revived. First an [[Video Game Remake|enhanced remake]] of the orginal NES game titled ''Bionic Commando: [[Pun-Based Title|Rearmed]]'' was released for [[Playstation Network]] and [[Xbox Live Arcade]] in 2008. Then in 2009 a [[Darker and Edgier]] sequel was produced, named simply ''Bionic Commando'', and released for [[Xbox 360]] and [[Play Station 3|Playstation3]]. An [[Interquel]] to the said two games, ''Bionic Commando Rearmed 2'', was released in 2011.
The series remained dormant for several years before being revived. First an [[Video Game Remake|enhanced remake]] of the orginal NES game titled ''Bionic Commando: [[Pun-Based Title|Rearmed]]'' was released for [[Playstation Network]] and [[Xbox Live Arcade]] in 2008. Then in 2009 a [[Darker and Edgier]] sequel was produced, named simply ''Bionic Commando'', and released for [[Xbox 360]] and [[PlayStation 3|Playstation3]]. An [[Interquel]] to the said two games, ''Bionic Commando Rearmed 2'', was released in 2011.


Spencer is a character in ''[[Marvel vs. Capcom 3]]''.
Spencer is a character in ''[[Marvel vs. Capcom 3]]''.
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* [[Book Ends]]: The game begins with Joe telling the story of a man he met when he was young. It ends with him finishing it, and hoping it will be told for a long time.
* [[Book Ends]]: The game begins with Joe telling the story of a man he met when he was young. It ends with him finishing it, and hoping it will be told for a long time.
** "Damn rookies."
** "Damn rookies."
* [[Bowdlerise]]: All references to Nazis were edited out of the game and replaced with "Badds", and there are [[No Swastikas]]. For a more complete list of changes, see [[wikipedia:Bionic Commando chr(28)NESchr(29)|this game's entry]] over at [[Wikipedia]].
* [[Bowdlerise]]: All references to Nazis were edited out of the game and replaced with "Badds", and there are [[No Swastikas]]. For a more complete list of changes, see [[wikipedia:Bionic Commando (NES)|this game's entry]] over at [[Wikipedia]].
** What's sort of ironic is that the ''[[Worlds of Power]]'' book based on this game is one of the few in the series where people actually died.
** What's sort of ironic is that the ''[[Worlds of Power]]'' book based on this game is one of the few in the series where people actually died.
** ''Rearmed'' is mostly unchanged in the Japanese version, too, making this somewhat of a [[Recursive Import]].
** ''Rearmed'' is mostly unchanged in the Japanese version, too, making this somewhat of a [[Recursive Import]].
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{{quote| '''Nathan''': Try coming back from that!}}
{{quote| '''Nathan''': Try coming back from that!}}
* [[No Swastikas]]: In the translation, the Nazis were changed to the "Badds", swastikas were removed, and Hitler was renamed Master D. Strangely enough, his dialogue portrait, [[Captain Obvious|which clearly shows Hitler,]] wasn't changed at all.
* [[No Swastikas]]: In the translation, the Nazis were changed to the "Badds", swastikas were removed, and Hitler was renamed Master D. Strangely enough, his dialogue portrait, [[Captain Obvious|which clearly shows Hitler,]] wasn't changed at all.
** What ''is'' strange is that there's symbols and powerups scattered around in both the NES game and the updated remake which resemble [[wikipedia:File:Reichsadler der Deutsches Reich chr(28)1933%E2%80%931945chr(29).svg|the Imperial Eagle.]] That can't be coincidental.
** What ''is'' strange is that there's symbols and powerups scattered around in both the NES game and the updated remake which resemble [[wikipedia:File:Reichsadler der Deutsches Reich (1933%E2%80%931945).svg|the Imperial Eagle.]] That can't be coincidental.
* [[Not as You Know Them]]: Spencer and Joe in the sequel. In ''spades''.
* [[Not as You Know Them]]: Spencer and Joe in the sequel. In ''spades''.
* [[Nuke'Em]]: BioReign bombs entire Ascension City which is pretty much the game's equivalent to a New York.
* [[Nuke'Em]]: BioReign bombs entire Ascension City which is pretty much the game's equivalent to a New York.