#CobraTriangle Cobra Triangle NES - ULTIMATE GUIDE - ALL Stages, ALL Bosses, ALL Secrets!

Check out our website, UCanBeatVideoGames.com for announcements, episode lists, and official merchandise! https://ucanbeatvideogames.com/ Join our Patreon!   / ucanbeatvideogames   Episode 85 Cobra Triangle is one of the most challenging games on the NES, but what would you expect from the people that brought us games like IronSword, Snake Rattle 'n' Roll, and Battletoads? Rare, the UK based developer that would go on to make huge hits like Donkey Kong Country and GoldenEye 007, created this quirky vehicle combat game back in the late 1980's. They used the same game engine from their popular RC Pro AM game, but Cobra Triangle would feature a lot more than just racing! Each Stage presents a new objective. Sometimes you just need to reach the finish line, but other times you might have to defuse mines, or rescue people from aliens - it's wild! At the end of it all is one of the most difficult final bosses in video game history - the shark! The challenges leading up to this dreadful monster are tough, but actually finishing this game has seemed impossible... until now! So how did this game get made? In this week's episode we'll find out, and then we'll dive deep into the gameplay where we'll learn: An EASY way to get fully powered up early so you'll be ready for the challenges ahead! How to beat EVERY STAGE, regardless of which path you take! The SECRET to guarding the people effortlessly! Where to find hidden EXTRA LIVES! TRICKS for gaining TONS OF EXTRA POINTS! How to AVOID the DEADLY second ice river! SPECIAL TECHNIQUES for DISPOSING MINES! The SECRET to JUMPING THE WATERFALL! The best way to FRY EVERY BOSS, even THE GIANT SHARK... AND MORE! Thanks for watching! "Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."