| Display title | Ikari Warriors |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | This classic Shoot'Em Up by SNK featured two Rambo-esque commandos Ralf Jones and Clark Still[1], who fight their way through hordes of troops, tanks, mines and helicopters to reach the village of Ikari. The arcade game featured a rotary joystick, which could be turned to have the hero fire in eight directions, while moving in any direction the player likes. |