The Adventures of Bayou Billy is much harder than Mad City, the Japanese version of the game:
• Enemies in the beat-em-up stages move faster, deal twice as much damage, and take twice as many hits to kill.
• The optional alligator fights in the first few levels of Mad City are mandatory in Bayou Billy.
• The amount of ammo available at the beginning of the shooting stages is cut down from 150 to 50.
• There is less fuel for the car in the driving stages.
• Enemies in the beat-em-up stages move faster, deal twice as much damage, and take twice as many hits to kill.
• The optional alligator fights in the first few levels of Mad City are mandatory in Bayou Billy.
• The amount of ammo available at the beginning of the shooting stages is cut down from 150 to 50.
• There is less fuel for the car in the driving stages.
In the Japanese version of the game, known as Mad City, it is possible to run from Annabelle in the final sequence. Avoiding her for long enough will reveal the worst ending. This sequence was cut in the american localization of the game.
Contributed by KidDivinegon
