These are anthropomorphic animals, the types of which are similar to the characters of Street Fighter II: here there is a bunny-bunny (a clear resemblance to Ryu), and a fox-sister (well, here is Chan Li), and a mouse-norushka (like Sagat, is fond of Thai boxing ) Not without the so-called "cranberry" - the Russian bear Ivan, the most powerful animal in the world (tracing-paper from Zangiev). The player is given a choice of 12 characters (not counting the two secret ones).
The animal that defeats all opponents will have the honor of fighting Dali. The plot is one big cliche: a certain Dali lama convenes the most powerful fighters on his "Island of Desolation" in order to arrange a tournament. Some will use the mouse, "Alt" ,"Enter" and "Space bar".Brutal: Paws of Fury is a typical fighting game in two dimensions. Only the winner of this tournament gains the privilege to challenge the Dalai Llama, the greatest fighter in the world, for the coveted Belt of Heaven championship.Įach game uses different controls, most DOS games use the keyboard arrows. Series Synopsis Brutal: Paws of Fury (1994) Every four years on the uncharted Brutal Island, the world's toughest martial artists are invited to compete in the most gruelling tournament, aptly referred to as the Brutal Island Tournament. This could be remedied with use of the Sega 6 button pad. Many fighting game fans preferred the SNES version, if only due to the 6-button controller, each button to correspond with strong, medium, and weak punches/kicks, while the standard Sega Genesis 3-button controller forced players to toggle between punches and kicks.
The general content and gameplay has remained constant throughout all incarnations, although the Sega releases boasted superior graphics and sound.
Another version, Brutal: Above the Claw was released on the 32X and PC in 1995 with two new playable characters and a remixed introduction. Brutal: Paws of Fury was released in 1994 by GameTek and Cybersoft in the US, and Kemco in Japan on the Amiga, Sega Genesis and Sega Mega-CD, and was ported to the Super NES later the same year.
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