Amstrad CPC
Uchi Mata
Uchi Mata is a unique tournament-based Judo fighting game in which you play as a judoka in the ultimate tournament. The game is played from a non-scrolling side view. You control your fighter and attempt to get within striking distance of your opponent, however you don't attack directly with your attack button. Instead, your attack command puts you in a fighting stance that allows you to input a series of directional moves. That, combined with the correct feet placement of both fighters (which can be seen in a helpful window) allows you to unleash specific throws and offensive maneuvers that form the basis of the combat in the game. A stamina and health bar also keep your attacks in check, as you may need to rest and build up your strength in order to perform effective attacks.
- Data de lançamento
- December 31, 1986
- Desenvolvedor
- Beechnut Creative Software
- Editora
- Martech Games
- Jogadores
- 1-2
Sobre este jogo
Uchi Mata
Uchi Mata is a unique tournament-based Judo fighting game in which you play as a judoka in the ultimate tournament.
The game is played from a non-scrolling side view. You control your fighter and attempt to get within striking distance of your opponent, however you don't attack directly with your attack button. Instead, your attack command puts you in a fighting stance that allows you to input a series of directional moves. That, combined with the correct feet placement of both fighters (which can be seen in a helpful window) allows you to unleash specific throws and offensive maneuvers that form the basis of the combat in the game. A stamina and health bar also keep your attacks in check, as you may need to rest and build up your strength in order to perform effective attacks.
Gêneros
Modos
Estúdios e créditos
- Developer
- Beechnut Creative Software
- Publisher
- Martech Games
Lançamentos regionais
Data de lançamento
Galeria de arte
6 images
Adicionar arte
Help this listing look its best.
Share missing box backs, screenshots, clear logos, cartridges, discs, and other useful art. Nothing appears publicly until an administrator reviews it.