Super Chinese Fighter
Is a 1995 fighting game. It was developed and published by Culture Brain for the Super Famicom exclusively in Japan. It is part of the Super Chinese series, but is not in the main series of the games.
Super Chinese Fighter
- Date
- 1995
- Genre
- fighting game
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Fighter allows players to fight in fighting game battles using characters from the Super Chinese games, including Jack and Ryu. This game is the first Super Chinese Fighter game. Two others, Super Chinese Fighter GB and Super Chinese Fighter EX, were released after this game, although none of these games were released in North America.
Key facts
Key facts
• Title — Super Chinese Fighter • Developer — Culture Brain • Publisher — Culture Brain • Series — Super Chinese • Released — January 3, 1995 • Genre — Fighting • Modes — Single-player, multiplayer • Platforms — Super Famicom
Characters
Characters
• Jack • Ryu • Lin Lin • Poi • Donchyu • Robo No Hana • Astro Joe • Genziro • Kamanchyi • Gofire • Syuba • Bokuchin • Kyon2see
Trivia
Trivia
Jack, Ryu, Robo No Hana, Gofire, and Bokuchin would go on to cross over in the Hiryu No Ken series, in which Robo No Hana and Bokuchin would appear in Flying Dragon (SD Hiryu No Ken Twin) for the Nintendo 64 while Jack, Ryu, and Gofire would later appear with the two in the game's Japan-only sequel SD Hiryu No Ken Densetsu.
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Super Chinese Fighter is associated with Japan.
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Release and reception
Super Chinese Fighter was released in Japan for the Super Famicom on January 3, 1995.
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