We’ll update you on the information behind this one as it becomes available. Or it could mean that the game will be changed to cater a little more towards the hardcore crowd.Įither way, I imagine that Virtua Fighter fans might be pleased with this one 😉 Karate Champ, this could mean unique characters, stages, etc. At this moment is unclear exactly how the arcade version will differ from the home edition but do note that Exa does require that any console port to their hardware has content and/or features that are exclusive to their version. Made for casual game fans not intended for Hardcore Fighting Game players.Īlso by what I’ve seen, it seems to be more Virtua Fighter than Street Fighter (no projectile/magical attacks, more towards realistic fighting). Shaolin vs Wutang is a INDIE love letter to Martial Arts and classic Kung Fu films. Which fighting style is the strongest?! /xO4gBPDJsGįrom the Steam description of Shaolin Vs. Our 4th release on exA-Arcadia is an all new fighter called Here’s the announcement tweet of the arcade version with embedded video if that video doesn’t work, Arcade Belgium posted it to YouTube.

It is still in the Early Access stage, thus meaning it is a WIP but with this announcement, perhaps that is ending soon. This is based upon a highly rated PC fighting game released to Early Access in 2016 by the name of Shaolin Vs.

Karate Champ, the 4th game planned for a release on the Exa platform. Today, one of those different genres was announced with The Kung Fu Vs. Richard Dragon, Kung-Fu Fighter 18 (1977) Let Us Know If Something is Incorrect or Missing. Most of the content announced for it up to this point has fallen under the shoot ’em up genre but the company stated that various other genres would find their way to the platform. Richard Dragon, Kung-Fu Fighter 17 (1977) You Own: 0. That and the controls can easily be replicated at home.Įarlier this year, a new kit system was announced for arcades that aims to revitalize the business by bringing more content to locations without the need of an online revenue share system – the Exa board by Exa-Arcadia. We all understand just how important 1v1 fighters have been to arcades over the years but for a long time now, their prominence has been lost among the industry due to home console ports of the same game stealing arcade editions’ thunder with more content and features. UPDATE: The game was delayed until early 2020, where it did release worldwide in January of the year.

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