Bill Rizer
One of the series' main protagonists, appearing in robotic form in this European release to fight the alien army.
Documented for this version
Which controls does this version use?
Actions
D-pad | Move |
|---|---|
B | Jump |
Y | Fire |
A | Switch weapon |
L | Aim diagonally while stationary |
R | Aim diagonally while stationary |
Control notes
Controls use the standard SNES button layout.
The shoulder buttons affect aiming rather than movement.
How it plays
How does Super Probotector play?
The game uses a side-scrolling perspective for most stages, with players advancing from left to right while destroying aliens, machines, and enemy defenses. The objective is to reach each stage's boss and defeat it.
Players can run, jump, fire in eight directions, carry two weapons, and switch between them. Standard stages mix platforming with heavy enemy fire, while some missions use overhead viewpoints and vehicle-based battles. Progression is stage-based, with new areas and bosses unlocked in sequence.
Plan your run
What is the best way to play Super Probotector?
Keep moving and fire continuously while watching enemy attack patterns. Preserve powerful weapons for bosses and crowded sections rather than spending them on isolated enemies.
In two-player mode, coordinate movement and avoid crossing into each other's firing lanes. Learn safe positions during bosses, and use controlled jumps instead of rushing through unfamiliar platforms.
Meet the cast
Who are the key characters?
Lance Bean
The other lead protagonist, also presented as a robot in this version and fighting alongside Bill.
Before you begin
What should you know before playing?
- 1
The Spread Gun is especially effective against groups of enemies.
- 2
Hold a direction while aiming to maintain diagonal fire and control space.
- 3
Two-player cooperative play is useful for dividing targets, but accidental collisions can make movement harder.
Community discussion
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