Life Force

Game is in near perfect condition and it plays flawlessly!

Great experience for any NES collector. Game arrived in near mint condition.

An excellent Nintendo title to check out. And amazing quality as always from Lukie Games.

My grandma got this for me for Christmas when I was a kid. I was like, what is this stupid game? I went home and was like never mind, grandma knows what's up. I put this game in just to test it and I ended up playing for an entire run. I like this just as much as Contra.

On of the best space games of all time. Check it out,

So stoked to have this game finally, thanks lukie games, quick delivery and game worked from the first try. Definitely getting all my games from here

Unless your buying bayou billy,It's a Konami game for the NES,you want get it.For the price,you can't beat it.Its a space shooter,It's Konami,own it.

Great condition for being this old, works first try almost every time and is lots of fun no matter how old you are

Lukie sent me this game and it came looking like brand new I couldn't believe how nice the label looked.

The games arrived ahead of schedule. And this one fired right up.I had never ousted it before but its awesome . A lot of fun for two players

As fun as I remember it to be..... classic shooter.. more fun with 2nd player.. one of the best coop games

And, as was often the case with Konami games on the NES, this one is a toughy. The thirty-life code is almost a necessity, at least when you're first starting out. Your mission is simple. You've flown your spaceship into the body of a gigantic alien known as Zelos, a creature whose favorite food seems to be planets. Yes, you heard me right, planets. Your goal is to fight your way through six action-packed stages, each overseen by a gigantic boss monster. Your final goal is to destroy the heart and soul of Zelos. The catch is twofold. First, as with most NES space shooters one hit means instant death, although the game is somewat merciful in that you start right at the place where you died, at least until you run out of lives. The other catch is that if you reach the final battle and destroy one part of the last boss but not the other, you'll be sent back to fight your wayy through level four, five and six again, always assuming of course that you survive the game's final trap. If you completely destroy Zelos, you of course get the true ending, again always assuming you get past the very last trap. As with a lot of NES Konami games, this one features an amazing soundtrack. It also doesn't suffer from what I like to refer to as NES syndrome, which is a fancy way of saying music recycling. A lot of NES games tended to recycle music from earlier stages when you began to get close to the end. Life force does not do this, although there is just the one boss theme. Each stage features its own theme and all are quite catchy. The sound effects, too, are quite cool. Needless to say this is definitely a game worth adding to any NES collection.

This was an awesome game and worked really really well.

Life Force is your classic side scrolling space shooter. This game still holds up extremely well today for this genre of game. The game moves at a great pace, constantly keeping you on your toes, and has a great way of upgrading weapons. Levels shift around you creating unique levels. The music is decent and the control is perfect. The game is also 2 player which only enhances the fun and experience of this perfect retro space shooter. The difficulty is strong, but with patience and precision, you'll have no problem.