#Wolf Fang: Kuuga 2001

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Wolf Fang / Skull Fang Saturn Tribute Boosted announced for PS5, PS4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC - Gematsu

City Connection has announced Wolf Fang / Skull Fang Saturn Tribute Boosted for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC (Steam). It will launch on October 31 in Japan. The PlayStation 5 and Switch versions will be available both physically and digitally.

The physical edition will cost 5,940 yen for the standard edition and 9,900 yen for the limited edition. The digital edition will cost 4,980 yen on Switch, with pricing for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC to be announced.

The physical limited edition will include a copy of the game, clear file (pre-order bonus), cassette tape (Claris Shop-exclusive), official fan book, and a two-disc arrange soundtrack, all housed in a special box. Clarice Shop pre-orders are available now.

The collection itself includes side-scrolling run-and-gun shooter Wolf Fang: Kuuga 2001, known as Rohga: Armor Force in the west, and vertical-scrolling shoot ’em up Skull Fang: Kuuga Gaiden. Both titles were originally released by Data East for arcades, and later ported to SEGA Saturn.

Each title includes a wide range of additional functions, such as “Rewind” and “Save & Load” functions, and a new “Boosted” background music arrangement. In Wolf Fang: Kuuga 2001, you can change your mech’s color, strengthen its armor, and increase gauge recovery speed, while in Skull Fang: Kuuga Gaiden, you can enable unlimited continues and change the screen to a vertical monitor format.

Arrangers for the new arrange soundtrack include COSIO, Fantom Iris, MASAKI of ZUNTATA< O.T.K., Shohei Tsuchiya of ZUNTATA, Hagane (STEEL PLUS), Keishi Yonao, Ayako Saso, Shinji Hosoe, and Daisuke Matsumoto.

Visit the official website here.

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Release: DemoDemo PlayStation Volume 16, 1996 March (PCPX-96025)

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DemoDemo Volume 16 is probably the sparsest yet in terms of actual features in that it only has playable content and videos to watch, but it’s got one of the better demo lineups to make up for that. You’ve got your choice of stuff like Jumping Flash 2, Bust-A-Move Again, Asuka 120% Special: BURNING Fest., and even the Japan-only port for freaking Zork I (yes, that Zork, the old text adventure one). There’s also a sweet pachinko demo by way of Sankyo Fever: Jikki Simulation in case you just felt a hankering for some free simulated pachinko or something.

Anyway, here’s what you can expect to find on this disc in full:

DemoDemo PlayStation Volume 16, 1996 March PCPX-96025

Demo PlayStation:   Playable Demos (Silver disc icons, left to right, top to bottom):   -Jumping Flash 2   -Bust-A-Move Again/Puzzle Bobble 2   -Fire Pro Wrestling: Iron Slam '96   -Asuka 120% Special: BURNING Fest.   -Hyper Final Match Tennis   -Motor Toon Grand Prix 2   -PGA Tour 96   -Zork I   -J League: Virtual Stadium '96   -Sankyo Fever: Jikki Simulation

  Movies (Green disc icons, left to right, top to bottom):   -Kidou Senshi Gundam ver. 2.0   -Tenchi wo Kurau II: Sekiheki no Tatakai   -Wolf Fang: Kuuga 2001   -Atena no Kateiban: Family Games   -DEFCON 5   -Johnny Bazookatone   -Revolution X   -Actua Soccer   -Pandora Project: The Logic Master   -Dragon Ball Z: Idai Naru Dragon Ball Densetsu   -Daisenryaku: Player's Spirit   -World Match Golf   -Melty Lancer: Ginga Shoujo Keisatsu 2086   -Loaded   -Potestas   -Actua Golf

Enjoy!

-Pepsi

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Arcade Game Gallery: Wolf Fang (aka Rohga: Armor Force)

The following is a translation of the Arcade Game Gallery article from the May 1992 issue of Micom BASIC Magazine, which features concept artwork and the backstory for the 1991 Data East arcade game Wolf Fang: Kuuga 2001, released overseas Rohga: Armor Force. The article contains concept art for the four main mechs and some of the bosses, the backstory of the game and the official names of all 64 mechs that can be constructed by the player (which are not in the overseas version of the game), and a cheat exclusive to the Japanese version. There’s also a translation of every voice sample in the game, but I deliberately left this part out, since the lines are already in English.

Development History of the Armored Soldier

The development of the Armored Soldier started in 1997 with the aim of assisting the XF/AV-series of fighter jets (the Silph, the Valkyrie and Seylen), but it could not be put into real use due to problems with the balancer and power transmission. With the feedback obtained from enemy technology during 1999′s Operation Ragnarok, four prototype combat suits were rolled-up in 2000.

Since these four prototypes were made by different teams, they each had their pros and cons when it came to their external forms and performances. A certain engineer proposed the idea of combining parts from each of the four prototypes in order to create an Armor Soldier suitable for any sorts of task or environment.

The 64 Armored Soldiers that ended up being created were each given a codename by the engineering team led by the man who came up with the proposal.

The four prototype mechs (Soryu, Tenrai, Ryu-oh and Rasetsu) along with the unnamed Hero and Heroine who pilot the Armored Soldiers.

The Enemy Combat Vehicles Who Obstruct Your Path

Stage 3A Boss: Heavy Armored Soldier Prototype

Stage 3B Boss: Heavy Ioncraft EB-1

Stage 4A Boss: Heavy Destroy Jotunn

Stage 4C Boss: Heavy Submarine Stingray

Stage 5C Boss: Múspell

Stage 5A Boss: Hrungnir

Secret Mode

To access the Secret Mode, insert a coin at the title screen and then hold A and C while pressing Start. This allow you to choose between Normal Mode and Special Mode. Special Mode is a story-less campaign where you can go through all of the game’s stages once without having to play the campaign multiple times. [Note: This cheat only works in the Japanese version, as the overseas versions lack any multiple paths.]

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