Anyone else used to play this game? I loved it as a kid but

>>3621164
Jump kick is OP. I do agree it is a pretty bastard hard game (and also mediocre) but it had a lot of potential.

>>3621164
Just like Black Belt on the master system.
I had no idea why the enemies exploded but boy, I loved it.

>>3621164
This is a game that would be better with some extra lives and continues. It's already hard as balls, and the fact that you have to complete it all in one flawless run is ludicrous.

>could never even get past the second boss.

Is that the fat guy with a floating ball thing? I think you have to power up first. I don't remember how, but I think if you kill enough people, Kenshiro rips his shirt and becomes stronger.

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>>3621240
There was also that one woman boss that needed to be attacked using certain attacks in a specific order in order to actually get some damage to stick. It made no sense in Black Belt, but as it turns out the boss was originally Souther, a character that in the comics had motherfucking dextrocardia situs inversus totalis invalidating the main characters' pressure point-based attacks and making him nearly invincible until they figure out they just need to reverse the pressure point locations

The original game is still interesting to play: there's tons of different visuals and locations, and a whole boss that didn't make it into Black Belt since he's an actual giant and wouldn't work in the localization's "realistic" setting

>>3621248
Yeah, if you defeat enough mobs he rips his shirt and when you attack he throws a flurry of punches or kicks.

But that still won't help much if you don't know the attack patterns of the bosses and how to defeat them.