A Super Scope Battle Clash sequel, more narrative and polished. Still short and limited at home, but a real step up.
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Rail Shooter1 player7+
Description
Super Scope rail shooter against enemy mechas, Battle Clash sequel. Published by Nintendo, released in the USA in 1993. Aiming with the Super Scope at approaching mechas, shield and dodges and giant bosses. Battle Clash sequel using the Super Scope on Super Nintendo.
Metal Combat - Falcon's Revenge review
4/5
Art direction
★★★★★
"Striking"
3/5
Music
★★★★★
"Memorable"
2/5
Story
★★★★★
"Classic"
Built for the Super Scope, the game puts you behind a reticle and draws everything accordingly: mechas swelling as they approach, clearly legible projectiles, bare backgrounds so nothing disturbs the aim. The enemy machines, strongly typed, often fill half the screen, the only spectacle possible within such a constrained frame.
Is Metal Combat - Falcon's Revenge still worth playing in 2026?
A rail shooter built for the Super Scope, a sequel to Battle Clash, where you blast giant robots with the light gun in snappy duels. The target-shooting concept with the accessory delivers an immediate, spectacular arcade experience for its time. Without the Super Scope or an alternative, the appeal fades fast, and repetitive fights limit longevity. A likeable technical curio, especially for collectors of SNES accessories and rail-shooter fans.
