In the golden era of the early 1990s, arcades were dominated by side-scrolling beat ’em ups. Titles like Final Fight, Streets of Rage, and The Simpsons Arcade Game ruled the roost. But nestled among these giants was a unique, often overlooked masterpiece: Cadillacs and Dinosaurs.
On the PSP, the controls translate surprisingly well. The D-pad handles movement, while the face buttons handle attacks and jumps. The analog nub can be mapped for movement, though most purists prefer the D-pad for the precise inputs required for the game’s iconic special moves.
Emulation and Compatibility:
However, for pure portability and the tactile feel of physical buttons, the PSP remains a beloved option.
One concern: Cadillacs and Dinosaurs uses three buttons (attack, jump, special attack) plus the joystick for movement. On PSP, the default mapping is ideal:
Dynamic Combat: Unlike many of its peers, it features a heavy emphasis on firearms (shotguns, uzis, and even bazookas) alongside traditional brawling.
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