Overview
Fighting Bujutsu (known in Japan as Fighting Wu-Shu) is a 3D fighting game developed and released by Konami for arcades on August 1997.
The game is similar in playstyle and three-button control scheme to Sega's Virtua Fighter series. Each of the game's eight playable fighters (all of whom are from Asian territories) sport a different realistic martial art.
Features of the game include basic A.I. learning (where computer opponents attempt to match the playstyle of the best previous players on the same machine), a beginner one-button "Auto" mode, and background stages with multiple weather and time-of-day effects.
A second Japanese-exclusive revision of the game, titled Fighting Wu-Shu 2nd!, was released on December 27, 1997. This version adds four new playable characters and new costumes.
Characters
- Hibiki
- Hua Yue
- Shin Kue
- Setsuna
- Yuon
- Tsubaki
- Tetsushin
- Sho Fu
- Cobra (added in 2nd)
- Heifu (added in 2nd)
- Ran Fun (added in 2nd)
- Scorpion (added in 2nd)
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