Panzer Bandit

"Panzer Bandit" is a PlayStation video game, developed by Fill-In Cafe and released by Banpresto in 1997.

The game is a side-scrolling beat-em up, remarkably similar to Sega and Treasure's 1996 release "Guardian Heroes". However, there are only two planes of movement, and a robot partner replaces the ghoulish Undead Warrior from "Guardian Heroes". An overheat meter governs the use of this android sidekick.

Characters are sprite-based, while most backgrounds are polygon-based. There are four characters from which to choose, each with their own techniques and weapons, from robot armor to giant shotguns. The game has a wide array of enemies. Almost all of the dialogue is voice acted.