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S.P.Y. - Special Project Y. (known as Espionage in Japan) is a mix between shoot'em up and beat'em up developed and published by Konami. It was only released in the arcades.
You play a James Bond-like agent and you need to prevent an evil organization from lauching a nuclear missile.
The game has different gameplay in each level, but there are two
basic types. You either have levels with shoot'em up or beat'em up
gameplay. During the shoot'em up sequences you see your character from
behind, moving "into" the screen, similar to Space Harrier or G.I. Joe.
Sometimes you are on foot. In this case you do not move forward
automatically, but at your own pace. Killing certain enemies will reveal
extra weapons like machine guns or shot guns, all with limited ammo.
Collecting a suitcase give you a "fireball" which will do severe damage
to everything on screen.
During the beat'em up sequences you can
punch and kick. Some sequences use a strict side-view. Here, you can
jump between platform levels similar to Shinobi. Some enemies drop
weapons after being defeated. You can pick them up and use them until
you run out of ammo.





