Fire Pro Gaiden: Blazing Tornado - Sega Saturn - Intro & Arcade Jailbreaker Bullnoi longplay [4K60]
40Full longplay / playthrough / walkthrough / trueplay and gameplay of the arcade mode as Jailbreaker Bullnoi from the Sega Saturn version of Blazing Tornado. Originally an arcade game released in 1994, this Saturn version is not a straight port and instead more of a remix of the arcade game as it has numerous changes.
The gameplay for the grapple system has been totally changed from the arcade version to mirror that of other home console Fire Pro Wrestling games. It also adds in a new Elimination mode that sees two teams of four wrestlers take on each other and Power Battle a new and brutally hard survival mode that see you have to take on all 9 wrestlers with one health bar. Clear Power Battle mode and the game awards you with the cheat code to play as the final boss H.V.Lugwig. Finally the Saturn version includes a brand new arranged soundtrack, new graphics for the intros and continue scenes, it also adds in a 3D spinning ring for some longing screens and the credit roll. Downside the game has no save function and doesn't keep your high scores
Out goes the original soundtrack, the tag versus mode, three & four player support seen in the arcade version. Along with the arcade intro and the sprite scaling effects that zoom the ring out. Some of these omission seem a little strange, while other Saturn changes are for the better.
Fans of the arcade may have been a bit disappointed due to the gameplay changes, but overall the Saturn version is the better game. In the end both act as a complement to one another and it's well worth playing both version to see the differences.
Blazing Tornado was one of only a handful of arcade games Human did and the only entry in the Fire Pro Series to start life as an arcade game. While it very much follows the format in the series, Blazing Tornado clearly laid the blueprint down for the later Sega Saturn and Dreamcast titles in the franchise. As this was an arcade game first the character design is all original and the designs for the characters are far more interesting and lively than those seen in the rest of the series. While many are based on real wrestlers the art direction is for more colour and detailed than normally seen in Fire Pro games at that point.
It's an excellent game even if it doesn't have a huge amount of content to keep you coming back and with only 9 wrestlers. The game could have done with at least 12 to fill up the roster a bit more. It's a lot of fun with a friend and is extreme common and cheap to buy in Japan, just a shame it never got a western home console release. Solid run by our editor he only lost one credit, but the game requires perfect timing in the later stages to win a grab.
Also known as: ファイプロ外伝 ブレイジングトルネード (Japan) Blazing Tornado (Arcade)
Release: 1995 (SEGA Saturn) 1994 (Arcade)
Developer: Human / ヒューマン
Publish: Human / ヒューマン
Format: Sega Saturn (SS) / セガサターン
Fire Pro Gaiden: Blazing Tornado is not allow on any other format outside of the arcade and SEGA Saturn and has never been released.
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Footage is captured directly from original hardware in this case a modded PAL Sega Saturn console at 60Hz via RGB Scart. Using an Elgato Game Capture HD60 Pro and a open source scan converter (OSSC). Upscaled to UHD 4K to improve the video bit rate, watch in HD or UHD for best video playback on YouTube.
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