Yeah, that thing was called "Super Bros 10 Kung Fu Mari". This was the only version of the game that you could get here in Poland in the 90s. I had a lot of trouble finding the original, as the bootlegged version with Mario was the only one I knew. Same thing with a few other games like Astyanax (named "Golden Axe IV" on my cart). Good old times when you had no idea, that both your console and your game were pirated copies.
6:20 It's Gamera! *sings the Gamera song* Gamera is really neat! He is filled with turtle meat! We all love you Gamera! I'm fairly certain that's how it went, anyway.
I had this game in a cartridge, but instead of Jackie Chan it had Mario's face in it and the power ups were infinite. Marketing is better if you put Mario's face, that's how it worked back then. Didn't know until I grew up that it was a hack, even the graphics were different, much more polished than the original, so gonna give credit to the hackers who added many things into that strange obscure hack but overall gameplay was the same. It's iconic because of how child-friendly it is in terms of difficulty and challenge, it isn't that hard, nor it isn't that easy either, bosses are pretty much ego strokers and that's alright too, makes you wanna play it again.
![[TAS] NES Jackie Chan's Action Kung Fu by DreamYao in 16:28.82](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/GHHOnsjdWus/mqdefault.jpg)
![[TAS] NES Jackie Chan's Action Kung Fu by DreamYao in 16:28.82](/img/tr.png)
![[TAS] NES Bucky O'Hare by AnS in 22:13.60](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/6K7dGgcrXto/mqdefault.jpg)
I liked that game a lot. Nice visuals, music, good level design.
Jackie Chan fighting Buddha!
This just isn't the same without Mario's face lazily plastered on Jackie Chan's torso. Thank you, bootleggers.
Yeah, that thing was called "Super Bros 10 Kung Fu Mari". This was the only version of the game that you could get here in Poland in the 90s. I had a lot of trouble finding the original, as the bootlegged version with Mario was the only one I knew. Same thing with a few other games like Astyanax (named "Golden Axe IV" on my cart). Good old times when you had no idea, that both your console and your game were pirated copies.
Kai, don’t forget the pikachu version on the gba.
6:22 Wow, those turtles are flying just from the pressure of the blood pumping out of their veins.
I'm sure that's fire.
6:20 It's Gamera! *sings the Gamera song* Gamera is really neat! He is filled with turtle meat! We all love you Gamera!
I'm fairly certain that's how it went, anyway.
This game was such a fun one to play casually.
Never heard of this one. Looks like fun.
Превосходно! Блестяще! Потрясающе!!!
I had this game in a cartridge, but instead of Jackie Chan it had Mario's face in it and the power ups were infinite. Marketing is better if you put Mario's face, that's how it worked back then.
Didn't know until I grew up that it was a hack, even the graphics were different, much more polished than the original, so gonna give credit to the hackers who added many things into that strange obscure hack but overall gameplay was the same.
It's iconic because of how child-friendly it is in terms of difficulty and challenge, it isn't that hard, nor it isn't that easy either, bosses are pretty much ego strokers and that's alright too, makes you wanna play it again.
Yes 🤣. Same condition applied to me brother
Very hard and very interesting. Like!
I don't somehow remember that any of the Jackie Chan's movies had stuff like that.
Especially like the part where he kicks Mao Ze in the dong so hard that his own boxers rebelled against him.
JOEL: “Hide in shame!”
Moral of the story: Don't fuck with Jackie's odangos!
Why are there kappa in China..?
很好
Quá đỉnh
Is nobody going to mention this game has the EXACT same sound FX as Gremlins 2 does? Just me? Ok then.
La música es la propia
Bien
9:23 Flying milk candy.
I remember seeing this whack ass ripoff "super mario kung fu" and I always wondered what the source game was. It's nice to scratch that curiosity.
WTF
TAS is like Cheating 👎
TAS is like theoretically fastest completion.
No cheats, just knowledge of the game.