Yie Ar Kung-Fu

Yie Ar Kung-Fu is a landmark vintage fighting game developed by Konami. It first released for arcades in 1984 and ported to Famicom/NES in 1985. The protagonist Oolong (renamed Lee on FC), inspired by Bruce Lee, aims to defeat all martial arts masters to become Grand Master and fulfill his late father’s wish. Players control the hero to throw punches, kicks and jumping attacks against 11 unique challengers wielding nunchucks, fans, staves and shuriken. Each enemy has distinct combat patterns. Combine joystick and buttons for high / low strikes; aerial attacks are a signature feature. After beating all foes, a harder second loop unlocks. It supports two-player alternate turns, uses simple health bars and iconic catchy soundtrack. Later ported to MSX, Commodore 64 and many home computers. It is a legendary NES title for Chinese players and laid important foundations for one-on-one fighting games.

Questi sono i tasti predefiniti. Ogni scheda arcade ha un numero di tasti diverso e attribuisce loro significati diversi. Sopra trovi i tasti da 1 a 6 della scheda: sulle Neo Geo (The King of Fighters e affini) A/B/C/D sono i tasti 1–4, Metal Slug usa solo 1, 2 e 4 (sparo / salto / granata) e Pac-Man non ne usa nessuno. I picchiaduro a sei tasti con tre pugni e tre calci (Street Fighter II e simili) ricevono dal core un altro schema: pugno debole U, pugno medio I, pugno forte Q, calcio debole J, calcio medio K, calcio forte E. Fai clic sull’icona del gamepad 🎮 nella barra del player, poi su «Rimappa i tasti» per aprire le impostazioni dei controlli dell’emulatore (tastiera e gamepad, salvate automaticamente). I gamepad vengono rilevati in automatico. Su smartphone compaiono i pulsanti a schermo.