The Punisher (Arcade Gameplay, "Frank Castle", stg.5) ㅡ Kingpin's Wrath

Описание: The boutchannel presents: The Punisher ㅡ Kingpin's Wrath

Stage 5 — Kingpin’s Wrath advances Frank Castle’s emblematic memoir into darker, more mechanical territory where tension and resource management reach a paramount pitch. This chapter blends cramped interior combat with open, hazardous spaces so that environmental acumen and timing become decisive. From the sterile computer room to the treacherous forest, each segment crafts an arc that tests endurance and rewards disciplined execution.

0:00 Start
0:09 Teaser (0:09–0:36)
0:36 Channel Intro (0:36–1:01)
1:01 Stage Start — Frank's Unique Move
1:24 Computer Room — Calm Before the Storm
1:46 Sewers — Barrels, Tires & Ambushes
4:30 Bottom Level — Traps, Robots & Loot
6:58 Forest — Rolling Barrels & Waves
9:14 Quick Reflexes — Ninja Women
10:30 Guardroid II — Phases & Backup
14:22 Closing (14:22–14:49)

The Computer Room opens the stage with a calm before the storm: sparse enemies and minimal loot, a moment to gather composure and prepare for the harsher encounters ahead. The pace then shifts into the Sewers where barrels and tires hide useful weapons and where ambushes demand constant spatial awareness. Saxon and Yan Lee reappear with aggressive patterns; conserve bombs for heavy clusters and use thrown arms to interrupt multi-enemy combos.

Dropping to the Bottom Level, the scene tightens into a mixture of mechanical hazards and dense enemy formations. Gus and Red deliver powerful body slams that can be trapped against walls, an exploitable behavior that converts brute force into safe eliminations. Pretty robots here are prime targets for explosive use: when destroyed they often yield health pick-ups—an epic risk-reward moment that excels in pacing and spectacle.

The Forest sequence reframes the stage’s tone with rolling barrels, ambushing punks and dynamic object hazards. Timing matters: hit rolling barrels for pickups but avoid getting boxed when barrels come from both sides. Karate foes and nimble num-chuck enemies press the need for prioritization and crowd control; use lower-level cannon fodder to your advantage by tossing them into tougher rivals, converting chaos into controlled advantage.

Guardroid II boss showdownㅡyet Guardroid II culminates Kingpin’s Wrath as a faster, meaner mechanized reckoning. Its attacks are quicker, its counters sharper, and it brings backup henchmen to complicate the frame. Remove support first when possible, pick your moments to fire, and conserve bombs for a decisive window. If you need health, target the Pretty Boy that spawns—breaking it yields restorative benefits that can turn a near-failure into a hard-won triumph.

Kingpin's Wrath stage from The Punisher is a 1993 Capcom arcade beat ’em up starring Frank Castle with optional second-player Nick Fury. The title excels in comic-style presentation, environmental weapons, and memorable bosses such as Guardroid II, Bone Breaker, Bushwhacker, Jigsaw and Kingpin. Its legacy shaped later Capcom–Marvel collaborations and remains an iconic arcade memoir for enthusiasts of retro action.

Thank you for joining us through The Punisher — Kingpin's Wrath. This stage excels in alternating pressure and reprieve, making it a memorable, iconic chapter in Frank Castle’s relentless campaign.

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Release: April 22, 1993
Developer / Publisher: Capcom
Director: Noritaka Funamizu
Programmers: Kazuhito Nakai, Tomohiro Ueno, Yoji Mikami
Designers: Akira Yasuda, Jun Keiba, Junichi Ohno
Artists: Haruki Suetsugu, Eri Nakamura, Hiroaki Minobe
Composers: Yoko Shimomura, Isao Abe
Series: Marvel, The Punisher
Rating: Teen (ESRB)
Game Modes: Single Player, Up to 2 Players Cooperatively
Genres: Action, Brawler, Side-scrolling, Beat 'em Up

Arcade, Sega Genesis

Upon its release, Play Meter listed The Punisher as one of the most popular arcade games of May 1993. In Japan, Game Machine also listed it as the eighth most popular arcade game of June 1993. GamePower gave the arcade version of The Punisher a perfect partial score for the game's "fun factor". A GameFan reviewer said that the game "proved to be everything I dreamed of in a traditional Final Fight-style game", having previously described it as "definitely the greatest side scrolling fighting game ever" as well as "the bloodiest, goriest fighting game since Mortal Kombat" in his preview.

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