The objective of the stage is the player must move a target on screen and fire at moving barrels before they roll off screen. The player can only use the weapons a certain amount times as indicated on the bottom of the screen.ДЄt one point in the game, a bonus stage will take place. Weapons such as steel pipes, M-16, dynamite, combat knives, flamethrowers, etc can be use. Optional weapons are at the player's disposal. Once those certain enemies have been defeated, the gun will no longer be in use until another robotic/weapon carrying enemy appears. When a enemy with a firearm or a robot named, 'Pretty Boy' is brought in, the player's character will immediately pull out a gun and can fire at enemies with infinite ammo.

A character also has a special that can knock down every enemy that's perform by pressing both the attack and jump button simultaneously, like other beat'em ups like Final Fight. For example, after the player unleashes two hits, the player must tap forward twice to perform a straight jab punch that performs a couple hits on every enemy that's in the way of the range of impact before knocking them all down. With a certain combination performed, the player can activate specials moves some of them be link into a combo. The player will fight a variety of enemies with the use of the attack button. The Punisher, using his gun as a means of defense. Once the game begins, the first player will atomically be assigned to Punisher, while the second player will play as Nick Fury.

GameplaySimilar to any other beat'em up, The Punisher makes use of a eight way joy-stick and two buttons, attack and jump. The game stars two of Marvel's comic book characters, The Punisher and Nick Fury. Then released for the Genesis just a year later. Overview The arcade beat'em up based on Marvel's anti-hero The Punisher, was release in 1993 by Capcom.

Punisher arcade art