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Being on the Neogeo, this game only has 4 buttons, but doesn't follow traditional SNK fighting game layout. | |||
A= Light Punch, | |||
B= Hard Punch, | |||
C= Light Kick, | |||
D= Hard Kick. | |||
You can backhop by tapping back twice | |||
Combos normally follow the same formula, linking a couple of crouching light attacks into a special move. However Quite a few characters can add a crouching or standing strong attack after the light attacks before cancelling into a special, much like the old CPS1 combos in SF2, but nowhere near as difficult. | |||
Dizzies work differently from any other game too. Each character has a piece of clothing on their body, which can get damaged, this is indicated by it flashing. Once it gets hit enough its will fall off and make your character dizzy. You can only lose the clothing once a round so theres no fear of multiple dizzies or redizzies. Clothing is positioned in either different spots depending on the character, high/mid/low. So some characters depending on thier attacks have easier time dizzying certain characters. I know its weird, but i think it adds depth. | |||
Popular misconception is that there are super moves in the game, which is not true. But some characters do have secret moves which can be performed at any time. Some of them are crap, some are good. | |||
''By r3ko'' | |||
=Strategy= | =Strategy= | ||
Revision as of 19:12, 1 May 2008
Introduction
Fighter's History Dynamite (Also known as Karnov's Revenge) is a game created by the now-defunct company Data East. It is the second and final entry in the Fighter's History series, which famously drew the legal wrath of Capcom during the mid-90s.
Tier List
Tiers are always up for debate,but this is a rought list based on Japanese tiers
Top
- Ray
- Karnov
Upper-Mid
- Zazie
- Lee
Mid
- Yungmie
- Jeam
- Samchay
- Mizoguchi
Lower-Mid
- Clown
- Matlock
- Marstorious
Low
- Ryoko
- Liu Feilin
Game Mechanics
Being on the Neogeo, this game only has 4 buttons, but doesn't follow traditional SNK fighting game layout.
A= Light Punch, B= Hard Punch, C= Light Kick, D= Hard Kick.
You can backhop by tapping back twice
Combos normally follow the same formula, linking a couple of crouching light attacks into a special move. However Quite a few characters can add a crouching or standing strong attack after the light attacks before cancelling into a special, much like the old CPS1 combos in SF2, but nowhere near as difficult.
Dizzies work differently from any other game too. Each character has a piece of clothing on their body, which can get damaged, this is indicated by it flashing. Once it gets hit enough its will fall off and make your character dizzy. You can only lose the clothing once a round so theres no fear of multiple dizzies or redizzies. Clothing is positioned in either different spots depending on the character, high/mid/low. So some characters depending on thier attacks have easier time dizzying certain characters. I know its weird, but i think it adds depth.
Popular misconception is that there are super moves in the game, which is not true. But some characters do have secret moves which can be performed at any time. Some of them are crap, some are good. By r3ko