The original Cheetahmen was the fifty-second game of the infamous Action 52, which came with a Cheetahmen comic book that explained their origins.

Well, they are the failed experiment after all. And when that guy fails, he does it hard.

Cheetahmen I had a contest involved, but because it was virtually unwinnable, the prize money went unclaimed and was pocketed by the Action 52 "company", which marketed a single cartridge of 52 utterly unplayable games for 0. They never really figured out how they could lose.

The individual words make sense, but I just... cannot process this sentence.

Look out Cheetahmen It's a Cootie Bug!

Look out cheetahmen, it's a tornado!

oops, according to the article I just fucking linked to, you can't play as the third cheetaman due to a glitch.

I wonder which demo program they stole it from?

At around 4:20 it starts to BREAK IT DOWN.

I concur. The soundtrack is actually pretty good.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbC5dBqTI-k&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUeYdjZJJBM&feature=related

With different instruments and a remix and maybe starting over with new musicians, I see great success ahead.

Not as much as they use the word "Cheetamen."

In the intro, which is 44 seconds long, they use the word "Cheetamen" five times.

I like to think it's made from the regurgitated prey of sub humans.

Cambodia did it first.

Spikestoyiu, you get a spirit bulb.

Also I think I saw that same floor in an otherwise unremarkable old NES game called Kid Nikki.