Last Bronx
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(Sega Saturn - US, Fighting)
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01 Jan 1997
The leader of Product Name , the toughest gang in Tokyo, was viciously killed. Shortly after that an anonymous challenge appeared in graffiti scrawls all over the city "inviting" all of the city's gang leaders to a fighting tournament that will settle which group has the power to rule Tokyo. Everyone knew refusing to participate was not an option.
Just like in Virtua Fighter 2, you fight in 3D stages and every character has its unique style and feel. But unlike the PC version of Virtua Fighter 2, where the background of every stage is a flat picture, in Last Bronx all the scenery is done in 3D. Plus, you can taunt your opponent during the fight!
EAN-13:
7891196191268 (Brazil)
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Number of Players Supported:
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
In a 1990s Tokyo ravaged by economic collapse and gang warfare, players assume the role of biker gang leaders forced into a deadly, secret tournament to determine the city's ruler. After a mysterious challenger issues an ultimatum that ends in murder, combatants must battle one another to secure dominance and survival in a gritty, violence-ridden underground world.
Story
Tokyo - The Last Bronx
Tokyo was riding high on the tsunami of global economic supremacy when the Bubble broke in '91. Then things fell apart. Hundred billion yen building complexes were left half-finished, and salarymen started having instant ramen for lunch as the slush-money supplies dried up.
And slowly, the hidden Japan began to emerge, crawling in from the shadows on the outskirts of town. Biker gangs and Chinese mafia; loansharks and slave-traders; Doomsday cults, madmen and thieves.
The First StreetWar
Those were the days of the first All-Tokyo StreetWar - where young gangs met and clashed and slid into run down streets slick with their own blood. Then a single crew of unstoppable riders appeared to put an end to the violence and bloodshed.
Through fair-handed dealings and iron-fisted fighting skills, the Soul Crew gang blazed a path for the future of Tokyo's young....
... until, under circumstances still riddled with doubt and accusations, the leader of the Soul Crew was viciously killed. The tenuous balance of power was thrown out of whack, and every Street tribe with pride, dreams or ambition felt the shockwave of his fall like a call to arms. The Second StreetWar was ignited.
The Challenge
At the height of the fighting, an ominously worded challenge to the leaders of the toughest gangs appeared in graffiti scrawls all over town:
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Fellow Citizens:
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We all grow weary of this bitter strife.
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And so now I call on each of you in the name of peace.
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You all know how useless these recent squabbles are.
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I have a modest proposal to remedy this unfortunate situation:
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I call for a fighting tournament, solely between the chosen leaders of each worthy gang - a decisive battle that will spare the lives of the young while settling the question of which group has the power needed to rule Tokyo.
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Of course the fights will be held in secrecy, and the results will not be made public.
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This is a fight for honor, not fame.
A final word: I regret that under no circumstances can a refusal to participate be accepted. In the event that any of you do not attend, I will make arrangements to have flowers sent to the funeral. I look forward to meeting each of you at the appointed hour.
MURDER
Several of the recipients of this very peculiar challenge shrugged it off as a practical joke or thought it was a trap set by a rival gang. But when members of their crews were found face-down in Tokyo Bay, the truth of its warning became very clear.
There will be no RSVPs to the Last Bronx.
How to Play
Starting the Game
1. Set up your Sega Saturn™ system as described in its instruction manual. Plug in Control Pad 1 (and Control Pad 2 for two player games).
Note: Last Bronx™ is for one or two players.
2. Place the Last Bronx disc, label side up, in the well of the CD tray and close the lid.
3. Turn on the TV or monitor and the Sega Saturn. The Sega Saturn logo appears onscreen. If nothing appears, turn the system off and make sure it is set up correctly before turning it on again.
4. If you wish to stop a game in progress and return to the onscreen control panel, simultaneously press A, B, C and START on the Sega Saturn Control Pad. When the game Title screen appears, press the buttons again to go to the onscreen control panel.
Important: Your Sega Saturn CD contains a security code that allows the disc to be read. Be sure to keep the disc clean and handle it carefully. If your Sega Saturn system has trouble reading the disc, remove the disc and wipe it carefully, starting from the center of the disc and wiping straight out toward the edge.
CD Door
Control Port 1
Control Port 2
Get Down to It
When you first start the Last Bronx CD, the Sega logo appears, followed by the Title screen. Press START at the Title screen to go to the Mode Select screen, or wait a few seconds to see a fight demo and the opening animation intro.
Press START at any time during this sequence to return to the Title screen.
Loads of Modes
Pressing START from the Title screen brings up the Mode Select screen, where you pick a mode and brawl. Press the D-Pad up or down to highlight the name of a mode, and A, C or START to select the highlighted mode.
The following modes are available:
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Arcade Mode: All the arcade game action without waiting in line. Save your quarters for the bus.
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VS Mode: Play against a friend (sold separately).
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Saturn Mode: Beat the field & see how each fighter's story ends.
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Survival Mode: One round per opponent. And you don't get your health back.
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Time Attack Mode: How fast can you beat everybody to a pulp?
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Watch Mode: Fingers cramped? Let two CPU fighters have a go at it. Watch closely, kid. You might learn something.
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Movies: Cinema with a heart as big as all Hollywood.
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Portraits: Uncover the secrets of the Last Bronx portrait gallery.
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Aerial Combo Practice Mode: Sharpen your aerial attack skills.
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Free Practice Mode: Enjoy pummeling a completely defenseless foe.
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Options: Change game features! See game stats! Hear game sounds!
Arcade Mode
Do you like fighting people? Well, that's against the law and isn't very nice. But now thanks to Arcade Mode, you can have all that fun you love without any of the pesky legal repercussions. Find out just how tough of a street fighter you are by facing each of the Last Bronx fighters in order.
When you enter Arcade Mode, the Player Select screen appears, letting you choose a character to control in the Last Bronx fighting ring. Press the D-Pad in any direction to highlight the portrait of the character you want, and A, C or START to select the highlighted character.
Once you make your choice, the Arcade Mode fight begins. There is only one rule - win.
How to Win
Each fight is a default best-of-three rounds match. (The Match Point can be changed in Options, p. 14.) To win a round:
1) Knock the other fighter's Life Gauge down to nothing before time expires.
2) Have more Life left than your opponent when time runs out.
*A round results in a Draw if both fighters' Life Gauges are equal when time expires. If both Life Gauges reach zero simultaneously, the round ends as a Double K.O.
*In the event of a Draw or Double KO, each fighter is awarded one round victory.
*When a round ending in a Draw or Double KO gives the Match Point to both fighters, a one-round Sudden Death fight occurs, with lowered Life Gauges and a shorter Time Limit. Winner take all.
Last Bronx Fighting Arena
LIFE GAUGE
WINS
STAGE
TIME REMAINING
Life Gauge
Lose a little (or a lot) each time you take a hit.
Lose it all, and the round is over for you.
Wins
Light up a square each time you win a round.
Time Remaining
Get the job done before this little ticker hits zero.
Stage
Learn Tokyo landmarks & geography the fun way.
Take a Safety Break- Game Pause
When you need to answer Nature's call, you can press START at any time during a fight to pause the game. The Pause window appears.
Choose to "RESUME" or go to the "TITLE SCREEN". Highlight a choice by pressing the D-Pad up or down. Press START to select.
Forced Entry
A second player can enter an Arcade Mode fight at any time (even when you're having fun by yourself) by pressing START on the unused Control Pad. "CHALLENGER COMES" appears onscreen, followed by the VS Mode Player Select screen.
The new entrant selects a character, as in Arcade Mode Player Select (p. 9).
Never Say Die - Game Over/Continue
In the event you lose an Arcade Mode
Controls
D-Pad
Move fighter during gameplay, Move cursor in select screens, Walk (press and hold), Quickstep (tap twice), Dash (tap twice and hold), Jump (tap directions), Climb (tap up and back near wall), Crouch (press and hold down), Move crouching (tap twice quickly diagonally), Roll to side/away (press left while down, hold left/up/down with G), Headspring (tap up repeatedly while down)
START
Pause/restart game during gameplay, Select highlighted item in select screens, Return to Title screen (when pressed with A+B+C), Finish Key Config setup
A
Guard (stand), Play BGM track, Return to Options screen (when pressed with B+C+START)
B
Punch, Stop BGM, Return to main Options screen (in Rankings)
C
Kick, Play BGM track
X
P+G
Y
K+G
Z
P+K
L
P+K+G, Change sound group (in BGM), Combat Roll (standalone)
R
Special, Change sound group (in BGM), Taunt (when pressed with down/left/right+G)
G
Guard, Ground Attack (when pressed with up), Throw (when pressed with P), Escape throw (when pressed with P), Roll to side/away (press repeatedly while holding up/down/left), Attack Cancel (during attack), Taunt (press repeatedly)
P
Punch, Low blow (when pressed with down), Ground Attack (when pressed with up), Throw (when pressed with G), Escape throw (when pressed with G), Get Up Kicking (press repeatedly), Kick low when getting up (when pressed while holding down)
K
Kick, Low kick (when pressed with down), Get Up Kicking (press repeatedly), Kick low when getting up (when pressed while holding down)
A+B+C+START
Return to Title screen
Tips & Maps
Movies
On the Movie Select screen, use the D-Pad and A or C buttons to play animations. Initially, only the intro is available, but more titles can be unlocked through a secret method.
Portraits
The Portraits select screen functions similarly to the Movie mode selection, but the specific details of how to unlock or access them are classified.
Aerial Combo Practice Mode
This mode allows players to practice aerial combos by selecting a fighter and an opponent, with options to see demonstrations. Players can pause to resume, view the combo menu, or return to the title screen.
Free Practice Mode
Free Practice lets players choose an opponent to attack in any manner they choose, providing unrestricted practice compared to Aerial Combo mode.
Options
Use the D-Pad to highlight options and left or right to change settings, while A or C accesses sub-screens or audio tracks. Press START or select 'Exit' to return to the Mode Select screen.
Enemies & Characters
Yusaku
Leader of Neo Soul who must fight to gain respect after the previous leader was killed. He claims to have 'three big sticks' that ensure he will stay on top.
Joe
Former member of Soul Crew who split off to form Shinuku Mad, a group focused on bikes, brawls, and bad attitudes. He encourages Yusaku to step up.
Lisa
A high-school girl who uses sticks in combat, trained by her grandfather Kusanami. She hangs out with the Orchids and ignores Tommy's advances.
Tommy
A former student of Kusanami-dojo who quit to form the Helter Skelter gang in an attempt to win Lisa's affection.
Yoko
Leader of the G-Troops seeking revenge on Redeve for the Redrum gang's attack on her brother, who has been missing since.
Zaimoku
A former Soul Crew member who works for his father in the Katsushika Dumpsters. He returns to fighting because Redrum is threatening his coworkers.
Nagi
The only daughter of a zaibatsu director's family who formed the Dogma crew with the rule 'No boys allowed.' She expects men to serve her and uses a sai as her weapon.
Kurosawa
A street boss from Roppongi who claims the area is his turf and considers the fighting tournament a joke.
Roppongi Hardcore Boys
A group referred to by Kurosawa as the rulers of Roppongi, contrasting them with other fighters like Yusaku, Joe, and Zaimoku.
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