China Warrior |
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Platform: TurboGrafx-16
Tags: Fighting, Brawler Developer: Hudson Soft More Platforms: NES, PlayStation 2 AKA: The Kung Fu (JP) |
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China Warrior reviewReviewed October 27, 2003Marc Golding says: "Remember Kung Fu for your old NES? Think hard and it will all come rushing back to you. It was a punch, kick and jump side-scroller, and it featured amateur martial artists who would rush at you so they could hug you to death. Occasionally, one of them had the wherewithal to wield a stick, or toss a knife at you. Well! With the advent of 16-bit power back in 1989, things only got worse. Witness China Warrior. " |
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Vigilante Reviews: 1 Tags: Fighting, Brawler Release Date: October, 1989 (North America) |
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Wonder-Momo Reviews: 0 Tags: Fighting, Brawler Release Date: April 21, 1989 (Japan) |
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Jyuouki Reviews: 0 Tags: Fighting, Brawler Release Date: September 29, 1989 (Japan) |
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