Some aren't, and then there's those that don't even need translations. Wrestler in All of Us: Everyone can do a variety of grabs, throws, suplexes, and dual-team maneuvers on the unfortunate enemies.These are for the Japan-only SFC games.Spin Attack: Most characters do this automatically upon recovering from a knockdown.Scoring Points: It's unique in the sense that the game rewards you with more points the lower your life is, and if you reach certain thresholds, your maximum life and power increases.Averted in the sequel, where Zeldia is in her true form from the beginning.Samus Is a Girl: In the end of the first game, when Zeldia falls from the building, her true form leaves the monstrous carcass, revealing she's a female.In contrast, the characters (and enemies) were given a new set of moves, you can assign a new button to execute the special moves, and you can activate Friendly Fire unlike the Arcade original for those seeking a more harder challenge. Reformulated Game: the Super Famicom version, called Ghost Chaser Densei, alters the game to make it up for the less powerful hardware: the playable characters were cut to just Makai, Iyo, and Belva (Zeldia, Tulks, and Kurokishi appear within the story, and the first two as bosses, Zeldia appears in Iyo's ending and Kurokishi appears on Makai's ending, on both cases being a Big Damn Heroes moment), some stage parts were cut, and the first bonus stage was removed.But this is mitigated as the damage from enemies is nerfed (specially Bosses) and the recovery items being more prevalent.

In the Super Famicom version, you only have FOUR credits.

Nintendo Hard: Despite the moveset and the aversion of the Desperation Attack, you only have ONE life per credit.

Combination Attack: If there're two players they have access to two of these, and every possible pair has their own set of combination attacks.You will regain some Power Meter automatically by getting up after being knocked down. Cast from Hit Points: Averted, the special moves that you can perform drain the Power Meter instead, and you can recharge it by standing still, the character will recharge his/her special bar Dragon Ball -style.Blocking Stops All Damage: A rare example for a Beat'em up, but there're some attacks that are unblockable.Anti-Frustration Features: If you lose your only life and you continue, you won't lose your life/power upgrades described below.Zeldia: An extremely strong beast capable of spitting fire and shoot needles.Tulks: A muscled wrestler in a Cyberpunk setting!.Kurokishi: A policewoman who attacks with her legs.Belva: A robot who can glide with its boots and shock its enemies.Iyo: An agile Monkey Girl armed with a extendable spiked mace.Can do a Hurricane Kick and set his opponents in fire with many of his attacks. In this situation, the human administrators of the city have assembled a special task force to deal with the criminals, known only as 'Ghost Chasers': A mysterious group of criminals known as 'Ghosts' have infiltrated the once-perfect city-state, evading the omnipresent detection through unknown means with an unknown agenda. 2079, in the Far East exists a city-state known as the Total Control Central Nation, controlled by a Central Command that observes, monitors, and rules everything in the entire city-state, because of this, crime is non-existent.or so it was thought. The original game was followed in 1995 by Guardians (1995) (also known as Denjin Makai II). A Fan Translation of the latter was released in May 15, 2017. A port titled Ghost Chaser Densei was released in Septemfor the Super Famicom. It was innovative for its time by including for each one of the six player characters an extended moveset (including team-up attacks) and by relegating special and crowd control moves to a special bar, much like a Fighting Game. Denjin Makai is a Beat 'em Up Arcade Game created by WinkySoft and published by Banpresto (famous for its Super Robot Wars series) in February 1st, 1994.

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