Fighting Bujutsu (Game)

Fighting Bujutsu

GAME » on August 1997

A 3D arcade fighting game by Konami, similar to Sega's Virtua Fighter series.

Overview

Fighting Bujutsu (known in Japan as Fighting Wu-Shu) is a 3D fighting game developed and released by Konami (Company) for arcades on August 1997. The game is similar in playstyle and three-button control scheme to Sega's Virtua Fighter (Franchise) 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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