(LAST UPDATE: 7/14/09)
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Developer(s): Takara
Publisher(s): Takara
Platform(s): Playstation (Japan only)
Release: October
5th, 2000
Characters: Tekkaman,
Eagle
Ken, Swan Jun, Hurricane
Polymar, Casshern, Berg
Katse, Luna Kotsuki, Buraiking Boss, Andro Umeda, Teru Nanba, Dobrai, Astral
Chameleon, Volter, Neon, Karochi Taiki, Rosraisen
Related Games:
Tatsunoko
VS Capcom: Cross Generation of Heroes, Tatsunoko
VS Capcom: Ultimate All Stars
Story: If there
can be a collective of Super Friends, why not a cabal of supervillains?
The forces of evil from the various animè series created by Tatsunoko
Studios have merged their powers, so the heroes of those same universes
must join forces to save us all. This saving takes the form of a lot of
unarmed combat - you can probably figure out what to do from here. You
must do battle with the great villains of those various shows - or even
other heroes, in Vs. mode. Series whoses characters are included are Gatchaman
(better known as Battle Of The Planets in the U.S.), Tekkaman, Casshan,
and Polymer The Ha-Ri-Ken Fighter. A new character in the classic Tatsunoko
Studios mold, Volter The Lightning, is introduced here for the first time.
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General: Tatsunoko
Fight is a traditional 2D fighting game featuring playable characters
from four of Tatsunoko's most well known franchises: Science Ninja Team
Gatchaman, Neo-Human Casshern, Tekkaman: The Space Knight,
and Hurricane Polymar, as well an original series created exclusively
for the game, Denkou Senka Volter (Lightning Warrior Volter).
Each series is represented by three members, consisting of a "Hero", "Supporter",
and "Arch Rival" character from their respective franchises.
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Closing Comment: I haven't played this game, but I have seen it played in person (at Evo2005 mind you). To me, it's really not that impressive of a fighting game by any means, and was rather generic compared to what was out at the time... Both the animation and gameplay are sub-par at their absolute best. To me, this game seems to be more of a fan service to those who have followed Tatsunoko's francheses over the years, and I'm sure anyone who'd call themselves a Tatsunoko fan would pretty much love this game for "nostalgia value" alone. ~F.Yagami, Webmaster of TFG
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