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ファイティングラン
©1991 Nihon Bussan Co. Ltd
Release : 1991-11-29 (¥6900)
HuCard (4 Mbits) NB91005
Action / Fighting game
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Fighting Run is an action game by Nihon Bussan that features
an unusal mix of racing and fighting. The player takes control
of a humanoid biped robot engaged in a series of deadly races
against other opponents. But these races have a twist - each racer
can attack the opposing player in order to win the race
and score points. In single-player mode, the player first needs
to choose a track and an opponent. Then points need to be
allocated to increase various abilities, from Speed, Power
to Armor. Then the race is ready to go - each racer can freely move
around the track, hit each other or use special attacks collected along
the way (such as lightning bolts, grenades and so forth).
Each robot also comes with a life bar and the race is over as soon
as it reaches zero. Additionally, Fighting Run features a
versus-mode where two players, or two AI controlled opponents, can
race against each other, as well as a tournament-mode where
eight robots and their pilots race (two at the time) for
a golden trophy.
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Fighting Run is a really sad game... well, the concept
is actually original for the most part and it couldn't have
been a fun ride. But the gameplay is incredibly poor and
badly executed, controls are totally random and hitting your
opponent is more a game of luck than skills.
Then the tracks are rather dull and bland, and not much is going on.
I never gave the two-player mode a chance and, well, maybe this
is where the game truly shines - but I highly doubt that.
Fighting Run is limited to about five minutes of play time, and
this is roughly how long it will take you to experiment with the
game before switching off the console. Nihon Bussan should have called
it 'Yawning Run'.
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