in Nintendo Power. George commented that game was "extremely difficult to control" and that Rob commented on the graphics using digitized people, stating "it doesn't matter if it uses new technology or not. The question is "is the game fun?" and I think the answer in this case is "no"." MegaTech magazine said the graphics were "badly defined with rough animation". Mega placed the Mega Drive version at #27 in its Top Mega Drive Games of All Time. Legacy Electronic Gaming Monthly and GamePro had previews of a planned sequel, which the former magazine claimed was more than 75% finished and would be released for Sega Genesis in the fourth quarter of 1993. Kato, Buzz, and Ty were returning along with three new selectable fighters: Connor (Karate Champion), Tanya (Roller Queen), and Chief (Ex-bodyguard). Those are also three of the playable characters ultimately featured in Atari's subsequent game, Guardians of the 'Hood. Pictures show two CPU fighters, Helga (level 1) and Jay-Jay (level 2). References External links 1990 video games Amiga games Amstrad CPC games Arcade video games Atari arcade games Atari Lynx games Atari ST games Cancelled Atari 7800 games Commodore 64 games Domark games DOS games Fighting games Game Boy games Master System games Sega Genesis games Super Nintendo Entertainment System games Tengen (company) games Teque London games Tiger Electronics handheld games Video games scored by Barry Leitch Video games developed in the United States Video games with digitized sprites ZX Spectrum games