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Game Info: Shadow Fighter
Front	Back	Rating
		Presentation	8/10
		Graphics	8/10
		Sound	8/10
		Music	8/10
		Control	9/10
		Gameplay	9/10
		Total	9/10

Developer	NA.P.S. Team	Alt Title	Shadow Fighter
Distributed by	Gremlin Interactive	Programmer	Domenico Barba
Prod. Year	1995	Composer	Patrick Phelan, Neil Bigin
Type	Fighting	Graphics	Fabio Cicciarello
NVRAM	No	Designer	Fabio Capone
HDSave	No	Accelerator Compatible	Yes
Floppy Save	No	Fast RAM Compatible	Yes
CD32 Enhanced	CDDA	AGA / ECS	AGA
Protection	No	Game Modes and features	- 1-2 Players
# of CD's	1	# of CDDA	14
Case Type	Jewell	CD Size	54.8 MB
Big Boxed	No	Age Rating	None
Reviewed	29 June 2002	EAN Code	013658033639
Release Date		Screenformat	PAL
Comment	Underrated fighter?

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Review By Ridge
Shadow Fighter is very similar to Street Fighter, but is maybe better and is a more mature game since it have more real characters and blood. A very few fighting games contain blood and besides this one there is mainly the wonderfull Mortal Kombat series that have it. I short this is a mature Street Fighter game with Mortal Kombat elements. The most bloody and gory 2D fighting game ever must be Time Killers that only was released for the arcades. The game got very good reviews when it was released and i never understoood why, but now i think it's good. The reason is because i have tried tons of 2D fighters on other systems and found out that this one was not bad at all. The graphics is partially AGA, and there is animated backgrounds. The graphics on the fighters is not bad, but look very cartoonish like most fighting games on Neo Geo. The animation on the fighters is like they usually are and is ok, and same applies with the moves and controls. The sound is good and the game features lots of CD audio tracks that is nice, but not excellent. On CD32 this may be the best fighting game, but the most impressive on Amiga ever must be Elf Mania for A500, but that is a different story.