Flying Dragon (NES) Walkthough Part 1

Another Six-parter? Not as long as the POW review but with a lot of strange humor and good info on the missing link of 2D Fighters. This review will go through a large portion of the game and include possible spoilers (20 year old ones).

Flying Dragon (Hiryu no Ken) was the first of many NES, SNES, and N64 games released mostly in Japan that featured a storyline of a young Kung-Fu master and battle with the Tusk Solider army.

Tech Notes: Not the best video quality but it'll manage. I spent way too much time on this review. I'm going to have to start trying for under 5 minutes for a while.

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• magmawk
• Flying
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• Hiryu
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• Ken
• NES
• walkthrough

[CalvertJonesify]

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[mrphelps546]

this is a good game but seems to be largely overlooked. None of my friends ever heard of it. Another game by culture brain, Magic of Scheherazade, is highly underrated yet relatively unknown.

[albedomusic]

I love this game! I used to play it a lot, but no one ever knows what I'm talking about whenever I mention it.

[tataso]

my god this is my first game i play !!

[55pinger]

so its basicaly a black belt rip off

[chronofusion]

funny narration man..i forgot all about this game. one of the first awesome martial arts games i ever played on NES when i was a kid. time to look up some nes emulators and finally beat it. :P

[pookieizzy7]

Those floating bottles just happen to be Magic Water

[MDthornton83]

Hiryu no Ken literally means "Fist of the Flying Dragon". Just as Hokuto no Ken means "Fist of the Northern Dipper". Though in America it's called Fist of the North Star.

[kibjohn]

I like the music in the game. But the music in the sequel, Flying Warriors is a MAJOR improvement.

-kid thunder

[tcsilver]

never played this one.. someone donate a copy :D