Grenadier

Long Description:

Move down the high-wire blasting enemy tanks. Destroy tanks before they move into the city. Drop a grenade when a turret opens, but beware of bullets being fired at you. Jump off the wire when you see a zap moving towards you or get fried.

How2Play

1. Keep moving along the high-wire while blasting enemy tanks.

2. Destroy as many tanks as possible that seek to enter the city.

3. Try and dodge the bullets being fired at you or lose a life.

4. Drop grenades when the turret opens.

5. Jump of the wire when you see a zap moving towards you or get fired.

6. You have three lives in each level with four levels to complete your mission.

Controls:

RIGHT or 6: Move Ahead.

LEFT or 4: Move back.

DOWN or 8: Hang by your feet.

FIRE or 5: Drop grenade.

UP or 2: Grab the wire again.

0: Jump on the tank or back on the wire.

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