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334:" scenario. A man named Jade finds a powerful blue fighting armor and calls himself "The Fighting King". With it, he quickly gains control of the world. Using his newfound power, he erects a tower with six guards. Many try to take Jade's power away, but they die in their attempt. Some weeks after the building of the tower, a tournament is held all over the world to see who is the strongest. Of the many fighters, only four people are chosen. Now they need to fight each other to see who is going in the tower. The plot dialogues of the Story mode and the final epilogues were excluded from the North American and European versions. 582: 451: 484: 385: 604:- A 28-year-old pro wrestler. Gajet once accidentally killed an opponent and was barred from the sport, only to discover that he liked killing. It is assumed he and Vortz were once friends, but in the Japanese ending for Vortz (this and the endings for the other characters were removed from the international releases for unknown reasons), it is revealed that the two are in fact brothers. 522: 642: 670: 941: 610: 548: 419: 349: 913: 927: 318:
After fighting Jade, there is an ending sequence (only in the Japanese version) followed by a screen saying to go to hard mode, or a congratulations for the completion of beating hard mode. After beating hard mode, the closing credits show a clip of the players' battles with the enemies faced. The four main characters' skills evolve over story mode, featuring an
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There are ten stages in story mode, where either Kotono, Syoh, Vortz and Zazi fight. After picking a character, the player must fight the other three in a tournament-style fashion. After fighting the other heroes, the player must fight the six guards leading to Jade (Jado in the Japanese version).
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The game can be played with one to two players. The game starts off with only four characters, but a Boss Code can unlock the other seven characters. The game has three modes: Story Mode, 1-Player to CPU Mode (fighting against each boss individually, except the last one), and Multiplayer Mode. The
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gave the game a score of 85% commenting: "Tuff Enuff is one of the fighting games that jumped in on the Streetfighter II craze. Special moves were therefore almost identical to that game. Fortunately, it was just as fast and beautiful, so it was definitely worth it for fans.
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to make it the official artwork for the game. It appears on the Japanese and European versions of the game. Jaleco USA decided to use their own box art instead for the American release which can be seen in the first level of the original arcade version of Jaleco's
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fighting system is based on buttons: two for kicks and two for punches (light and fierce, respectively). All characters have at least two special attacks. In all modes, the more life anyone loses, the more bloody the characters' faces become, much like in
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The story is set in a post-apocalyptic Earth in the year AD 2151 (or 200X in the Japanese version). To the inhabitants on Earth it seems like the only chance for a decent life is to fight, in a "
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created the artwork for their preview feature as there was none available at the time. Jaleco were so impressed with the design, they asked
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series; however, like the final epilogues of the main characters, were removed from the North American and European versions.
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expert and magician from Japan. She has the ability to summon spirits which aid her in combat.
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as the second best beat'em up on the SNES, having dethroned the previous second choice,
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clones on the SNES, giving it a score of 81%; Howard Grossman gave it 78%. A review in
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throwing knives and kick attacks. Her motive is revenge on Jado, who killed her father.
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from Japan. His fighting style is Iga Ninjutsu and he uses a sword and magic attacks.
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is taken from an issue cover of the UK gaming magazine
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Developer(s)
Jaleco
Publisher(s)
Director(s)
Programmer(s)
Artist(s)
Writer(s)
Composer(s)
Platform(s)
Super NES
JP
NA
EU
Genre(s)
Fighting game
Single-player
Multiplayer
1993
fighting game
Jaleco
Super Nintendo Entertainment System

SNK
Art of Fighting
RPG

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