Main Menu
The Main Menu contains the following choices:
Play against the computer and try to beat all 22 enemies.
Play against a friend. Two controllers are required to play a 1P vs. 2P game.
Sixteen enemies fight against one another in a one-on-one tournament setting. Play on your own (controlling eight of the 16 fighters) or with up to seven friends.
As you progress through the tournament, you may be required to participate in a fight using a controller in either port A or controller port B.
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BUILD UP/BUILD UP BATTLE
Develop your characters with more skills and abilities.
Select this to display the Options Menu, which contains the following options:
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DIFFICULTY: Computer difficulty level
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HP & STRENGTH: Toggle on screen life point display ON/OFF
Developing Your Characters
BUILD UP
Develop the strength of your favorite characters! The more you fight, the more your character learns. Not only will his attack strength and defenses improve, but also his resistance and fight techniques! You will gain all the experience you need to make your character the most powerful fighter of all.
Before playing, select BUILD UP mode. Choose the character that you want to improve and let the fighting begin! You fight against a character controlled by the console. Depending on the way you fight, different aspects of your character's personality will develop.
It doesn't matter whether you win or lose, your character learns and gains experience. So take care to save your fighter's new personality.
BUILD UP BATTLE
Put your character's new skills to the test! The character you trained in BUILD UP mode can now fight with his new skills. A friend who has also built up characters can meet you in a duel!
To do this, each player must insert a MEMORY CARD containing saved character data into the console. The fight will now be even more exciting! Player 1's data will be on the MEMORY CARD in MEMORY CARD slot 1, and Player 2's data will be on the MEMORY CARD in MEMORY CARD slot 2.
Either player can press the L2 button during a BUILD UP battle to make the computer take over for the rest of the duel.