Deadly Arts for Nintendo 64

Pros: character creation, realistic fighting styles, graphics

Cons: complex moves, limited play options

Review: I found this game in the "Bargain Bin" while shopping for nothing in particular. The main reason I picked it up was because of the option to create and train your own character. I was intrigued...

Game play was very simple. There...

Pros: You can customize your own player with new moves! Neato!

Cons: It can be slow and there's no energy attacks.

Review: I don't think many people set out specifically to purchase Deadly Arts, but they tend to be glad they did. Well, I did anyway. I represent everyone. Absolutely everyone. So I got it at Funcoland cause I wanted something different, and I got different....

Pros: realistic fighting styles, create mode

Cons: poor control, some cheap characters

The Bottom Line: If you are looking for a realistic fighting game for a few dollars, get it if it's cheap.

Review: My brother got this game from a friend as a gift in '98 or so and has seen its fair share of use over the years. What initially drew me to this 3-d fighter game was the fact that it was devoid of fireballs and such unrealistic other moves.

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Pros: Great music

Cons: lacks good moves

Review: I really love the title. It's sound pretty clever, yet this game lacks moves for characters. This game has not proved to be a worthy fighting game amongst others. Here, let me give you some of the attributes that this game has.

Graphics: ok...

Pros: Character Models look good

Cons: basically everything else

The Bottom Line: When you hear people say the N64 was terrible for fighting games, they were talking about this game.

Review: For all it's success in the fields of wrestling games, and for being the first console to truly adapt to First-Person-Shooters, the one thing that always plagued the Nintendo 64 was it's lack of a truly good fighter. Sure Official Nintendo ...