Karate Champ
published by Data East in 1986-11, developed by SAS Sakata, running on Nintendo Entertainment System
type: fighting
genre: Karate, Martial arts
perspective: side view
player options: single player, shared-screen
languages: eng
genre: Karate, Martial arts
perspective: side view
player options: single player, shared-screen
languages: eng
2.3/5
Personal reviews (2)
Karate Champ for the NES is based on the arcade hit from 1984 and one of the first classic 1vs.1 fighting games on the NES. Too bad that the controls and especially the hit detection are rather bad. It felt to me that it is pure luck whether you hit your opponent or not. The game plays different (in a negative sense) than the arcade version. The background graphics have a mixed quality, the animations are unspectacular. On the positive side I could mention the little speech samples when a fight begins. Otherwise I see no real good points in this overall disappointing game.
teran01 # 2010-06-30 20:42:13
teran01 # 2010-06-30 20:42:13
An attempt to port the arcade game to the NES that fails miserably due to terrible graphics and control.
(Jacquismo) - # 2006
(Jacquismo) - # 2006
Official description
Data East brings you arcade realism at home! Put on your black belt and challenge your friends or the computer through nine picturesque settings to become the Karate Champ. Flatten your opponent by deftly executing the kicks and punches at your command. Sharpen your martial art skills through the series of karate matches in this super arcade classic.
# 2022-01-03 11:53:59 - official description
# 2022-01-03 11:53:59 - official description
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