Arcade
Cadillacs and Dinosaurs
DEV
Capcom
REL
Apr '93
ALSO
About

Cadillacs and Dinosaurs is a Final Fight-style brawler by Capcom. It's licensed off of an obscure comic book series and TV show about a group of dinosaur protectors 400 years in the future who drive around in Cadillacs. It features a handful of special techniques and a ton of weapons, including guns.

Marquee
Story

Help! Dinosaurs are attacking!!! That's imposible, they rarely attack people.

This must be the black marketer's doing.

Hurry up and finish skinning that thing.

I just don't understand why the black marketeer's doing this. We gotta stop them at any cost!

They just keep messing with the balance. This time I'll crush them!!

Trivia

Cadillacs and Dinosaurs is based off of a comic book entitled Xenozoic Tales. However, it was developed as a tie-in to the animated series, released with the same title in the same year.

Jack, Hannah, and Mustapha are all important characters in the comics. However, Mess is minor character who's only present in a sidestory. He was likely added to round out the roster with a slow but powerful character.

Release Info
Developer
Capcom
Publisher
Capcom
Released
Apr '93
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Series
$series
Game
Players
3
Structure
Linear
Difficulty
Medium
Gang size
Huge (9)
Variety
None
Playtime
0:50
Combat
Buttons
Attack, Jump
Combos
Linear
Grabs
Contact
Dashing
Double-tap
Enemy H. Bars
+ Names
Item Pickup
Button
Item Stay
Fade
Weapons
Ammo, Durability
Death-blow
Health
Friendly Fire
Yes
Char Switch
On death
Ground Hit
No
Revive
Invincibility + Attack
Restore
End of stage
Style
Art Style
Comic book
Sprites
Large
Setting
Futuristic, Prehistoric
Focus
Hand-to-hand
Music
Rock
Tone
Serious
Numbers
Fighters
4
Stages
7
Enemies
20
Bosses
8
Weapons
12
Lives
2
Continues
1
Extend
?
Arcade
Monitors
1 Raster CRT
Class
CPS JAMMA
Sound
Amplified Stereo
Resolution
384 x 224
Slamson Sez
Combat
Enemy
Grafix
Sound
Flava

Cadillacs and Dinosaurs deserves its status as one of the most beloved brawlers of all time. Every aspect of its design is oozing with that juicy Capcom quality you know and love. Although it lacks a gameplay gimmick, its combat is extremely tight and satisfying. Its phenomenal presentation is backed by its one-of-a-kind setting.

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