Kung-Fu Master arcade
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Kung-Fu Master was the first beat 'em up game. It was the video game equivalent of Bruce Lee's Game of Death, and it was groundbreaking in 1984. It is cited as the inspiration for subsequent successes like Double Dragon, Final Fight, Captain Commando, and Streets of Rage.
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One of the best games EVER made, an absolute legend.
The last boss is impossible to defeat.
OMG! The memories. This was one of my favorite games.
One of the best parts of this game this video leaves out is when you do a flying jump kick and if you time it just right you can knock out two or more guys at once! Awesome!
That bastard with the knife probably cost me 100 dollars in quarters
insert coin ! lol
Jeffrey Palmer Lmmfao i agree
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It costed me a lot of chilean pesos. I got so nervous when the guys were coming ..aahh ! Stoop it !
One of the most difficult video games EVER made! Thanks for completing 🤩
the laugh would be so loud in the arcade that it would draw people over to you and watch...this was one of the loudest arcade games! 4:53
one of my all time favs. and damn i didnt know how short it was seemed like forever when i was a kid playing this
One of many great arcade games from the mid 80s, the best era of the arcades. A time when if you was good you could spend hours on a game with just one coin. Towards the 90s regardless of skill, your game was over in a few minutes with a push towards continues where you was encouraged to shovel coins in.
But their happy days did not last long... they got MARRIED! 😱
Haha
Kung Fu 2 : The Revenge of Ms X -wife
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Purani yadein tazaa ho gyi hai.....
Man, I remember playing this when I was a kid! I forgot about it until I somehow stumbled upon this video. Good times! Thanks for sharing!
Wow! The memories that are flowing back to me. I can't remember how many quarters I spent on that machine. Best game of its time, bar none.
I loved this game so much!! My record, two saves in a row. The third time was too hard. Worth all the months I put it to this amazing game. It's a shame the nintendo version is not as good as the arcade one.
I remember playing this in the arcade; sure better games came later, but at the time it was pure awesomeness!
Wow i tried to do this last night...... only got to the big guy level 3..... i remember spending loads of money on this when i was a kid... Respect for your gaming skills :-)
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I NEVER KNEW THE NES VERSION WAS BASED OFF OF AN ARCADE GAME!
MIND BLOWN
me to!!
Well I remember playing this game in a arcade in Niagara Falls Canada in 85 or in 86!
Without this, there wouldn't be Double Dragon, River City Ransom, Final Fight, Streets of Rage, Turtles in Time, Etc.
I remember playing Kung-Fu Master in the arcades and on the NES as a kid, great memories!!!...
First played this as a 9 year old back in 87 on holiday at Rockley Park, Poole, UK. Once I'd wasted a small fortune failing at this I'd spend the rest of my pocket money getting angry at Outrun and then Pole Position. Good times!
wow, the memories~~! i was like 7 when i played this. gawd, easy mode for a 7 year old is like expert mode. didnt the little ppl spin? such a long time ago~~
puub d yeah they would jump up n do a flip in mid air n come down n bop u on the head lol
This one's a nostalgic piece of my life. Good ole arcade days inside some small bars and all.
Billy Joel said it best "This is the time to remember cause it will not last forever. These are the days to hold onto, but we wont although we'll want to"
happiness didn't last long? she broke up with him cause all he ever did was talk about Kong fu.
Nah, this game like the nes port had ya starting over in a constant loop. Hence the number of replays with the dragon icon there.
Yeah. Now she stuck in that chair. Unlucky.
I like how he marches up the stairs like an angry dad fetching his son down for dinner having already called him 4 times.
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Love the game and the name of yours' profile.
@@michelelaraia7358 Thank you! And yes, it was one of the first games that I became obsessed with at the arcade.
@@seventiesmovies same,and with Mame my mother's sister's elder cousin associated me with it.Contemporary with Karate Chiamo,DataEast 1984,max score 215.200. Played also Riot City,Sega/Westone,1991.
I was the best at this game as once I got 5 dragons..so many decades ago. This was only made possible because a young kid accidently stumbled upon the invisible punch. A punch so fast Bruce Lee would have been proud of. Wish I could play this game again.
It feels like Game of Death, but the names "Thomas" and "Silvia" come from the movie "Wheels on Meals" with Jackie Chan as "Thomas", the original game "Spartan X" is actually started as a in for that film.
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A classic title that not only rocked the arcades in the 80s, but also one that most new jacks of today wouldn't even be able to get through. Very challenging and fast paced even without current day 3D graphics.
The gameplay kind of reminds me of the Game & Watch series in the early 80's
The Godfather's Pizza in my town had this game. It is the first video game that ever made me cry with frustration.
You've just brought me 20 years into the past. I was a little girl when I watched my older cousins play this game at the arcade...
Thank you so much. :DDDD
i used to play this all the time in the arcade. I practically lived in the arcades thats all we did when i was coming up
Awesome. I used to play the NEW version. Classic game. Hail Kung-Fu Master.
Oh my beautiful memories 1980 - 1990 , i love that game
I remember playing (or at least watching people play) both the C64 and NES versions of this game as a kid.
I remember watching the teenagers playing this at Richmond Ice Rink. We would all be bunched up around the machine in amazement. Simpler times...
My father wasted a lot of money to make me happy playing this game... I remember he was watching me loosing and loosing again, and he kept buying me coins.
He is my true and real hero...
Wow. Played this on my comm 64 the music alone is giving me flash backs. Dam the 80s were so cool.
Skills. I used to defeat the final master with a combination of standing punch then crouching punch. Brings back memories. Thanks of he upload.
Brings back great memories from the early 80s thanks for upload
I must of spent a bloody fortune on this during 1985/86 and still never got past the fourth stage! Great memories though.
A Chinese Kung fu 8 Bit blues riff...MAN do I love these old games!!
Coin-op Arcade games FTW!!
I frakin' loved this game. I would spend hours on the NES playing this. That small kid in the 2nd floor was a nuisance. This is the old-school version of the movie 'Old Boy'. LOL!
WOW! I had no idea.
this is called SPARTAN X in Japan.
The Nintendo version kept the name Spartan X.
I love how Sylvia was able to free herself at the end...AFTER Thomas did all that work.
When I was young, my dad used to own and operate an arcade. I remember him owning the cabinet for this. After hours or days that weren't open, he'd give me as many credits as I wanted, and I remember playing this game quite often.
this game is one of my favorites of all time
it brings me back a lot of memories
when i was a kid i used to play this game every day..hours of fun..!!
i love it!!
People always like to cite Double Dragon as an impressive game and being one of the first beat em ups, but tbh, there's nothing impressive about it when it's running in low resolution and suffers from slowdown 24/7. This game has bigger sprites, more sprites, no slowdown and IS the first beat em up, and it came 3 years BEFORE Double Dragon!
Irem definitely have underappreciated developers for sure.
True
This game was far less demanding than Double Dragon and had less going on at once.
I can remember playing this in a local coffee and Taxi shop, Got to be mid 1980`s, It was a hard game, Because if you do get knocked off, You return right back at the start of each level
Oh the scrolling of arcade games. No home system could quite keep up with
Yeah back then not now that is for sure
Just watching this gives me the same stressful feeling I had while playing it.
thanks so much, that lvl 4 boss has been my bane for decades!
Wow the memories. ... I finally beat this game when I bought the NES advantage controller lol. Turbo buttons
This was a great game. I remember beating this game in the 80s
Anyone else notice that Kung Fu master is basically a video game version of Bruce Lee's Game of Death?
Like it says in the description?
Dude, everyone knows that.
@@WeirdVideoGames I meant those who played the game back in the 1980s.
Happiness did not last long because Silvia took off with the boss from the third floor.
I fucking love the sound!!! Used to play the coin up version when the carousels arrived...time fleeing
I never got past the 3rd level of this game. I used to call the 3rd level boss 'Mr. Clean'. I spent more time playing Spy Hunter and Karate Champ back then. Good times.
I would have called everyone a liar if they said this was in arcades. This was the first Nintendo game I ever had....outside of the Super Mario/Duck Hunt that cane with the system.
The port of this on the NES was one of my favorite games ever. Must have played thru it countless times :)
ah, brings me back to the arcades back in the early 80s...
Something that I find cool about this game is the fact that I think it is the first Beat Em Up game although it hardly is one with how it plays honestly feel more like a Rhythm game some times like you hit the enemies to a certain Rhythm sometimes like you punch - punch - punch three enemies jump to dodge a blade being thrown at you then hit the person that threw it
This arcade game was released in 1984, between the 1983 North American VG Crash and the year Nintendo of America released the NES. The NES version is the most recognizable, due to home-gaming being more convenient than arcade-gaming. A similar thing happened to Tecmo's Star Force, Namco's The Tower of Druaga and Nintendo's Punch-Out!! arcades.
yes, it was over 10 years ago for me too.
Very fond memories. Nice to hear that they may re-open Dreamland.
Wonder if they'd get classic arcades like this back too? (highly unlikely.. but would be nice!)
Wow, you are the master! My favorite arcade game as a kid! I never beat it though.
my all time fav arcade game and first one i actually completed - was so addicted to that hook and pulse beat that just kept me going - twas back in the days u could use a magic clipper give the machine a little shock and get 1000 credits!
Fuck I loved this game back in the day.....lashing in 10p's in like there was no tomorrow.
The first game I ever saw and the best I loved playing it bk in 80's especially that laugh 😂 it was the best
This is old school beat-them-up at it's finest. Thank you for this. This is perhaps the only title I couldn't seem to beat.
I love this game I spent hours playing 😁 at a time
I used to love this game so much when I was 12, I never defeated it though as I would always go from the beginning each time, I remember it being insanely difficult.
I remember playing this on my friends computer in Australia back in 1989.
Grało się w tą grę w salonach gier w latach 80 tych. To było mistrzostwo świata wtedy.
Loved this game back in the day. Never got past 3rd floor though. Cool to see the end.
Frekin' legendary arcade. Each coin I asked for to my parents went to this
Back in the day ur right, it was groundbreaking & fuking solid! I always laugh wen he does the jump kick! This is y i love RUclips, coz u can watch old stuff like this at the touch of a button..class!
The fight sequences are so real! It's like watching a Steven Segal movie. He beats everyone up with just 1 hit.
asuu que recuerdossss.... pucha tenia haber.... unos 8 años menos creo unos 7 o 6 , el año 1987 u 86... en lima, en esa epoca esta aprendiendo a manejar bicicleta... que noltalgia, solo pasala el primer piso.... que tiempo aquellos.........80's
this game is based in the Jackie Chan's movie Wheels on meals, his character's name was Thomas and he rescue Sylvia performed by Lola Forner , the movie was a succes in Japan , and the game came later
I remember how much money I spent in this game.
It was brilliant.
THIS GAME HAS NO ENDING CREDITS LOL. I found this out after using a cheat on mame to give myself unlimited life, playing on max difficulty, and beating it 15 time in a row. I guess the developers never thought anyone would ever get that far. NEVER GETS OLD THOUGH. I LOVE IT !!
same old SEGA games....i still have 1 working...those were good times xD
Seems mental completing an arcade game in seven minutes :D
great game,great memories :)
dunking in the 10ps in this machine at Gt yarmouth in the summer in the early 80's was great,Always found it hard to find one of these in the arcades where the joystick worked 100% as the joystick took some abuse on this game
yes, i never played this arcade version but I owned the NES version and it was simply called "Kung Fu" and was one of the earliest NES releases i believe
Thats how you complete a whole game in 7mns not days and weeks. :) My fav arcade game
Longing for this time, I remembered my childhood now in the Flipper machines
Look, they made the protagonist land each foot on each step of the stairs... something a lot of games won't bother doing even today.
WOW..this takes me back to when I lived in Queens new york and going to the grocery store and playing this. I was 8 years old in 1984.
My favorite game as a kid.
In the arcade game, the third floor boss looks like a character you'd expect to see in a Kung fu game. In the NES port, he looks like a big fat guy in a wife-beater. Chalk it up to graphical limitations of mid80s gaming consoles, I suppose
This song it´s unforgettable.
My friends and i were hooked o this game. I tried taping a string to the quarter to trick the machine. I was 13 in 1984
He's not trying to save his girl, he just really needs to get to the toilet because he's holding back a turtles head.
Lol. It looks like that by the way he's clenching and walking.
this takes me back , this game was awsome
I played this going to trade school another lifetime ago, the memories..thanks for posting!
Hella old school. I remember playing this a P.w.supermarket on the southside san jo
I REMENBER THIS GAME,GOOD TIMES!!!!!!
I love how the enemies just walk into his face kicking action. Plus are those children he's hitting? And as usual the girl is purely for show. I thought she was a kung fu master too but I obviously misread. Hahaha, love these games.
I love this game back then!!! now UFC today! lol!
More fun to watch than a Jet Li movie.
This game was so much fun