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Seriously can no one think of a martial arts fighting game from this period, released just after (and far superior to) IK and Way of the exploding fist?
Originally posted by Doc
Seriously can no one think of a martial arts fighting game from this period, released just after (and far superior to) IK and Way of the exploding fist?
You wouldn't know a commodore64 counterpart of it, would you?
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Darn - another one i would have got had i been here the last couple of days.....
Was it really better than IK? I never played Yie Ar Kung Fu, but IK was a great game - lots of levels/16 moves/many varied inter level challanges(i loved the head butting one). It was a very pure martial arts game.
[and i find it hard to believe a spectrum game genre could have a better game than my beloved Atari 8bit - however i was envious of the rather cool advert/box art for it, which made me want to play it - that nunchuka dude looked mean ]
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Well I liked IK but Yie Ar Kung Fu set the standard in my view for a good while. It's sad but most of the Tekken/Soul Calibur/VF adherents think beat-em-ups began with SF2, but those early Spectrum (and related platforms) games are the real ancestors.
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