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Hissatsu Dojo Yaburi (New)

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$69.34 $94.99 In stock

Category: Famicom Cart

Cherished action RPG that takes a martial arts theme skilfully blending tough looking avatars, hit points and actual fight sequences in the martial arts mecca Temple of Shaolin itself.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Robert ★★★★★

Finally, a Famicom game that actually makes you think about positioning during the fight sequences — the hit points add real tension. The martial arts theme is woven into every aspect, from the tough avatars to the Temple of Shaolin setting. I've been hooked trying different strategies against the b

Christopher T. ★★★★★

The battle system feels genuinely strategic, balancing your hit points and those fight sequences in the Shaolin temple perfectly. I've been hooked on grinding through the tough avatars for hours.

Penelope R. ★★★★★

Still can’t believe how tense the Shaolin Temple fights get—the hit points actually matter and dodging feels real, not just button-mashing. I’ve sunk a whole weekend into this and the martial arts theme carried all the way through, even the menu screens.

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