The last weekend of the year Hokuto and Ken the championship in Japan was full of surprises, but one match thanked the winner for getting the finishing touches when the figure reached zero.
Hokuto and Ken, also known as It's recent outside Japan, a silly, silly a fighting game. High-level gaming often revolves around two key concepts: unlimited combos and quick kill attacks. Many endless combos of the game literally drive the silly character stuck to them like a basketball. And unlike other games, where the kill is now in the best possible place, Hokuto and KenThey can be included in standard winning combos easily.
Most games in Seikimatsu Butoukai, Hokuto and Ken a national event held in Japan every year, determined by one or both of these methods. Wild times and temporary display of the name of the game when it comes to Hokuto and Ken, especially when one claims an amazing reconciliation.
During a race match between teams whose names were translated to "Soft Deadly Weapon" and "25 Yen Per Hit," the front anchor was about to produce a spectacular performance. That player, Shiraueno, the only thing that pushed the elimination of Soft Weapon and seemed to do a good job of keeping their hopes alive. That being said, he was definitely breaking more of his weight: Jagi, his boss, is considered the worst character in the game. Yen Per Shot's Siru Shane, on the other hand, used Toki, Jag's local cop list of approved tags.
However, Shiraueno had his own. He made good use of Jag limited tools and seemed like his opponent was back in the corner. This opportunity to toss the power rifle was abruptly removed when Shiru caught Shiraueno in the middle of the screen after the air went down. With very little time left, Shiru & # 39; s Toki introduced his long animation, and finished it just before the time came. Jagga's paralyzed corpse served as the perfect symbol of Shiraueno's defeat.
All Shiraueno can do is ask his teammates to forgive him while the other party is celebrating on stage. That's it Hokuto and Ken yours.
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