Kung Fu (NES) Playthrough [4K]
7"Kung Fu" for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) is a side-scrolling beat-em-up game released in 1985. It's a port of the arcade classic "Kung-Fu Master," originally developed by Irem. Developed by Nintendo themselves, this adaptation was one of the sixteen launch titles for the NES, marking it as one of the pioneering beat 'em up games. Players assume the role of Thomas, a skilled martial artist on a mission to rescue his girlfriend Sylvia from the clutches of the evil Mr. X.
The game consists of five levels (or floors), each featuring a different setting filled with enemies and obstacles that Thomas must overcome. Gameplay is straightforward yet challenging. Thomas can perform a variety of martial arts moves, including punches, kicks, and jumps, to defeat his opponents. Players must navigate through each level, defeating enemies such as knife throwers, snakes, and dragons while avoiding hazards like pits and falling objects. At the end of each level, Thomas faces a boss character that must be defeated to progress to the next stage.
It has fast-paced and responsive controls, which contribute to the game's addictive and enjoyable gameplay. The difficulty level gradually increases as players progress through the levels, providing a satisfying challenge for both novice and experienced gamers alike. There are two game modes: Game A for single-player and Game B for one or two players with increased enemy difficulty. The two-player mode has players taking turns to complete levels.
Overall, "Kung Fu" delivers an immersive and entertaining gaming experience that has stood the test of time. Visually, the game features well-defined sprites, bold colors, and detailed enemies against backdrops that immerse players in the temple's atmosphere. With its addictive gameplay, responsive controls and challenging levels, the game remains a beloved classic beat-em-up game.
Other Videos By Longplay Center
Other Statistics
Kung Fu Statistics For Longplay Center
Longplay Center presently has 154 views for Kung Fu across 3 videos, and less than an hour worth of Kung Fu videos were uploaded to his channel. This is less than 0.04% of the total video content that Longplay Center has uploaded to YouTube.