kungfum: MAME ROM Information.
History:
Kung-Fu Master (c) 1984 Irem.
Thomas - the game's hero - and his girlfriend Sylvia are suddenly ambushed by a group of unknown assailants, and Sylvia is kidnapped. Thomas receives a ransom demand from the mysterious 'X' informing him that Sylvia is being held in the Devil's Temple.
Thomas must kick and punch through the five enemy-packed floors of the temple to reach Sylvia and rescue her. A fearsome guardian awaits the player at the end of each floor, and must be defeated before Thomas can continue his progress up through the temple.
- TECHNICAL -
Irem M-62 system hardware
Main CPU : Z80 (@ 3.072 Mhz)
Sound CPU : M6803 (@ 894.886 Khz)
Sound Chips : (2x) AY8910 (@ 894.886 Khz), (2x) MSM5205 (@ 384 Khz)
Players : 2
Control : 4-way joystick
Buttons : 2
= > [1] Kick, [2] Punch
The game has more than 10000 lines of assembly code and 28 ROMs (including 177 KB of graphics), main code 2x 16 KB.
- TRIVIA -
Released in December 1984.
Licensed to Data East for US manufacture and distribution.
This game is known in Japan as "Spartan X".
A bootleg of this game was released by O.K. corp. in 1985.
Kung-Fu Master was the first game that Irem licensed to Data East and was also, more significantly, the world's first sideways-scrolling beat-em-up (and would be the first of two genre-defining fighting games released by Data East that year; the other being 'Karate Champ', the world's first one-on-one fighting game). While understandably not as polished as the games it would go on to inspire, Kung-Fu Master is still regarded as an absolute classic. It is also fiendishly difficult.
The official name for the regular fighters is 'Gripper'.
The official name for green-clad boys which make their first appearance on Floor 2 is 'Tom Tom'.
Mike Sullivan holds the official record for this game with 1349040 points.
This game is based on the Bruce Lee movie 'Game of Death' then changed and marketed together in 1984 with the movie 'Wheels on Meals', starring Jackie Chan (as Thomas) and Sammo Hung (who also directed). This movie is called 'Spartan X' in Japan.
In the game you have a 5-Floor Pagoda (which is Beopjusa in Chungcheongbuk-do, South-Korea) and the Giant Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. In the movie 'Bruce's Finger', you can see the kidnapping letter and a tied-up girl in a red dress. In the movie 'Goodbye Bruce Lee, his Last Game of Death' you can see the red pillars and the ceiling tape, like in the game.
A french movie, 'Le Petit Amour', by Agnes Varda, doesn't have 'Kung-Fu Master' just as the name in USA but also has an intro with a scroll-lateral reference to the game and a lot of scenes of the game itself too! One thing that can cause some strangeness is the fact that the movie is a romance and not a fighting/action movie as the US name can propose.
- UPDATES -
Differences between Spartan X and Kung-Fu Master :
* During the demo screen the word Kung-Fu (in 'A KUNG-FU MASTER, THOMAS....') is spelled 'KANFU' in Spartan X.
* Spartan X has an additional copyright notice that is not in Kung-Fu Master : '(C)1984 Paragon Films Ltd., Towa Promotion'.
- SCORING -
Scoring in this game is relatively simple. Some of the scoring depends on whether you kick or punch an enemy. You get more points punching enemies.
Kick on Grippers : 100 points
Kick on Tom Toms : 200 points
Kick on Knife Throwers : 500 points (Require 2 hits)
Punch on Grippers : 200 points
Punch on Tom Toms : 300 points
Punch on Knife Throwers : 800 points (Require 2 hits)
Jump Kick on Grippers : 200 points
Jump Kick on Tom Toms : 300 points
Jump Kick on Knife Throwers : 1000 points (Require 2 hits)
Knock out leaping Tom Toms : 400 points
If you kick or punch into a group, you have a chance of knocking more then one fighter off the floor. The progressions for this are...
Progression for Jump Kick or Punch :
1 person : 200 points
2 persons : 400 points
3 persons : 600 points
4 persons : 800 points
For everyone beyond the 4th person, it stays at 800 points.
Progression for a Kick or Low Sweep :
1 person : 100 points
2 persons : 200 points
3 persons : 300 points
4 persons : 400 points
For everyone beyond the 4th person, it stays at 400 points.
On the 2nd and 4th floors, you will encounter some different enemies.
Dragons : 2000 points
Confetti Balls : 1000 points
Vases (Kicked) : 200 points
Vases (Punched) : 100 points
Poisonous Moths (Kicked) : 500 points
Poisonous Moths (Punched) : 600 points
You also get points for the bosses :
1st Floor (Stick Fighter) : 2000 points
2nd Floor (Boomerang Fighter) : 3000 points
3rd Floor (Giant) : 3000 points
4th Floor (Black Magician) : 5000 points
5th Floor (Mr. X) : 10000 points
At the end of each floor, you will receive bonus points by adding your time remaining + your remaining energy. To complete a floor, you must go up the stairs to the next floor.
- TIPS AND TRICKS -
* When you start the game, Thomas will be at the right side of the screen. It will then be your job to navigate him through the five floors to Mr. X. On each floor, you are under a time crunch. The Timer starts at 2000 and only stops when you go up the stairs to the next floor. Sometimes players forget this and think after you defeat the boss then the floor is over.
* If Thomas is grabbed by the Grippers or Tom Toms, just rapidly shake the joystick left and right. This will throw them off of Thomas although you get no points for it. You will lose energy if they hold on to you plus Thomas cannot fight while being held.
* Tom Toms can only be destroyed with crouching attacks. If they leap toward you, stand or jump out of a crouch to knock them out.
* Knife Throwers can be particularly dangerous. In the lower levels, they throw at a medium or high height. Later on, they also will throw low. It takes two hits to take out a Knife Thrower. In the higher levels, don't be surprised if Thomas has a Knife Thrower on either side of him. The best way to counter this is to move toward the left or right to get one of the Knife Throwers off the screen and deal with the other one.
* Speaking about the above two points, a particularly dangerous situation emerges when Thomas is being held and Knife Throwers appear on the scene. You have to rapidly get Thomas free and deal with the Knife Throwers. Failing to do this will result in a quick death for Thomas.
* Try to make it to the boss as quickly as possible since you are on limited time. You will know when the boss is around since all other people on the screen disappear.
* As you are moving along the floor, you will be assaulted by different people and things. Enemies encountered will depend on which floor you are currently on. As you finish each Devil's Temple, the floors will get harder as the enemies become more numerous and quicker. The floors are broken up like this :
1ST FLOOR : This floor just has Grippers and Knife Throwers. They do become more numerous the more Temples you successfully complete.
2ND FLOOR : This floor has a few different enemies to deal with.
1) You will be assaulted by vases and confetti balls. If you do not destroy the vases before they hit the floor, they will release dragons or snakes. You can attempt to kick or punch the dragons, but it is risky since they blow fire from their mouths. This in addition to other enemies around you. As for the snakes, your only defense is to jump over them.
2) The confetti balls explode after a period of time sending shrapnel in all directions. These can be destroyed before they do any harm.
3) On the final part of the floor, you will deal with Grippers, Tom Toms, and Knife Throwers. (This is where the Tom Toms make their first appearance.)
3RD FLOOR : This floor is like the first floor except now you will also have Tom Toms to deal with.
4TH FLOOR : This floor only has a couple of enemies to deal with.
1) At the beginning of the floor, Poisonous Moths will be released from the walls. They will come at Thomas randomly high, medium, or low. That means you will have to do some fancy footwork to either avoid them or take them out.
2) After the Poisonous Moths, the rest of the floor is the usual Grippers, Tom Toms, and Knife Throwers.
5TH FLOOR : Just like the 3rd floor except the Knife Throwers come out more frequently now.
* Defeating The Bosses : There are five bosses to deal with in this game. For most of the bosses, if you can back them up against the stairs and start pounding on them, you will defeat them very quickly. Of course, some bosses won't work with you in that area so you have to try other methods.
1) STICK FIGHTER : His claim to fame is that he has a big stick and he doesn't speak at all. This is one of the easier bosses to take down.
a) You can tell when he is ready to strike because he cocks his arm back to swing. Just move or jump back to avoid being hit.
b) You can crowd him against the stairs. Once you have done that, use a series of low sweeps to finish him off.
c) You can also take him out be doing jump kicks on him but that is a little more tricky since he can get a hit on you if you are not ready.
2) BOOMERANG FIGHTER : This guy likes to hit you coming and going. He throws two boomerangs at Thomas. If Thomas avoids them on the trip out, he may get hit on the return trip.
a) Your first priority is avoiding the boomerangs (of course). Most of the time, he throws the boomerangs mid or high so you can easily duck. Sometimes he will throw some low shots so you have to jump.
b) Once he releases his boomerangs, get up to him and let loose with kicks and punches. Prepare for the boomerangs return trip and once he catches them, hit him a couple of more times.
c) You should only have to do this cycle a couple of times before the Boomerang Fighter is no more.
3) GIANT : He stands about twice as tall as Thomas. Plus, he packs a mean wallop both in his punch and kick.
a) Although he is built like a tank, he is not very quick. Thomas can get in about three shots to his one. The problem is, when the Giant hits Thomas, a lot of energy loss occurs.
b) Don't even try to go toe-to-toe with this guy or you will lose. The best attacks are the jump kick and low sweep. You just have to watch out for his kick on the low sweep.
c) This one may take a while since you need to be careful around the giant.
4) BLACK MAGICIAN : Of course, no Devil's Temple would be complete without the resident Black Magician to annoy you. The Black Magician is one of the stranger bosses you have to deal with. His claim to fame is a couple of things. First, he creates duplicates of himself so you don't know which one is the real Black Magician. Second, he sometimes sends creatures after you such as bats to make your life miserable. Fortunately, the Black Magician is one of the easier bosses to deal with.
a) You need to back him up to the stairs as quickly as possible to limit his movement. If the Black Magician has a lot of room, he can create duplicates which will hurt Thomas.
b) Once you've backed him against the stairs, the only thing that will work on the Black Magician are low punches. When you have him backed against the stairs and are pounding on him, he can't create duplicates or other critters to harass Thomas.
5) MR. X : Well, you've finally made it to Mr. X. This will be a test of all of your Kung-Fu skills. Mr. X is no pushover. In addition, Mr. X regenerates his energy so you have to be quick about taking him down or he will fully regenerate.
a) You will notice that Mr. X has his own series of Kung-Fu moves that could very well do severe damage to Thomas. You will need to use different combos to get through Mr. X's defenses.
b) If he seems to block a particular attack, quickly switch to another. For example, if he blocks a low sweep, change it to a jump kick and you may get a shot in. Also, use your punches after getting his defenses away with kicks.
c) This will be a long battle but if you continue using different attacks, you can take him down.
6) Once Mr. X is beaten, you walk forward to kiss Silvia. Jump at the last minute and you'll walk a few extra steps and kiss thin air.
* Slow Motion Mode : Turn 'slow motion mode' ON in dipswitch. In game, press 2P START to slow game speed.
* Stop Mode : Turn 'Freeze' ON in dipswitch. In game, press 2P START to stop and 1P START to restart.
* Level Selection Mode : Turn 'Level selection mode' ON in dipswitch. In game, press 1P START to select and 2P START to restart.
* Hint : Time your punches properly. They give you double score compared with the kicks, but they're much more risky, as you can fall short with your punch and get grabbed.
- SERIES -
1. Kung-Fu Master (1984)
2. Vigilante (1988)
3. Spartan X 2 (Nintendo Famicom, 1991)
- PORTS -
* Consoles :
Atari 2600 [US] (May.1987) [Model AG-039]
Nintendo NES [EU] (Apr.1985, "Kung Fu") [Model NES-SX]
Nintendo NES [US] (Oct.1985, "Kung Fu") [Model NES-SX]
Atari 7800 [US] (1989) [Model AM-039]
Nintendo Game Boy [EU] (1991) [Model DMG-SX-NOE]
Nintendo Game Boy [US] (Feb.1991) [Model DMG-SX]
* Computers :
Apple II [US] (1985)
Commodore C64 [US/EU] (1985)
Sinclair ZX Spectrum [EU] (1986)
Amstrad CPC [EU] (1987)
- SOURCES -
Game's rom.
Machine's picture.
F.A.Q. by Kevin Butler A.K.A. War Doc
InsertCoin; http://www.insertcoin2112.blogspot.com/
MAME Info:
0.23 [Mirko Buffoni, Ishmair, Nicola Salmoria]
Artwork available
NOTE:
- In slow motion mode, press 2 to slow game speed. In stop mode, press 2 to stop and 1 to restart. In level selection mode, press 1 to select and 2 to restart.
WIP:
- 3rd September 2010: Smitdogg - We got a rare version of Kung-Fu Master. It's one that is mentioned in the top of the driver as to where one of the bootleg versions we have originated from. It had 3 bad roms but luckily these were all ones whose label/revision matched up to some already-dumped roms, so the set is complete. It was the dustiest board set I have ever bought. I cleaned most of the dust off.
- 0.133u1: Renamed (kungfud) to (kungfumd).
- 0.114u1: Fixed rom names and added 17x proms to clone Kung-Fu Master (bootleg set 1).
- 5th November 2006: Mr. Do - Ad_Enuff optimized Kung Fu Master bezel.
- 29th October 2006: Mr. Do - Courtesy of ClassicArcadeGrafix, added Kung Fu Master bezel. I need to revisit Kung Fu later, though, as one thing still needs to be fixed on it.
- 0.104u8: Added new cpu2 and gfx2 roms to version (Data East) and fixed rom names.
- 0.37b15: Changed 8-way Joystick to 4-way.
- 0.37b14: Changed parent and clone descriptions to 'Kung-Fu Master'.
- 0.37b6: Changed Z80 CPU1 clock speed to 3072000 and M6803 CPU2 and the 2x AY-8910 to 894886 Hz.
- 0.36b12: Changed description of clone to 'Spartan X (Japan)'. Renamed (spaltanx) to (spartanx).
- 0.36b10: Added clone Spaltan X (Japan).
- 25th June 1999: Zsolt Vasvari fixed Kung Fu Master sprite priorities at the end of a level.
- 0.35b11: Added prom ($620 - video timing, same as battroad). Changed M6803 CPU2 clock speed to 1.5MHz.
- 0.35b7: Changed visible area to 256x256 and VSync to 55Hz.
- 0.34b7: Nicola Salmoria added clones Kung Fu Master (Data East) and Kung Fu Master (bootleg set 1). Changed description of clone 'Kung Fu Master (bootleg)' to 'Kung Fu Master (bootleg set 2)'.
- 0.33b7: Added proms ($0, 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600).
- 0.31: Control: In slow motion mode, press 2 to slow game speed. In stop mode, press 2 to stop and 1 to restart. In level selection mode, press 1 to select and 2 to restart.
- 0.29: Aaron Giles improved sound in Kung Fu Master. Fixed gfx rom loading.
- 0.26: Mauro Minenna introduced a new option (-dir4) that simplify the use of the joysticks to be connected on the keyboard. This modify resolves the problem of diagonal direction in games such as PacMan, Popeye, and Kung Fu Master.
- 0.24: Added Kung Fu Master (Irem 1984). Renamed (kungfum) to (kungfub). Nicola Salmoria fixed definitively Kung Fu Master driver which has now 100% perfect colors and sprite positioning. Thanks to Paul Swan for color scheme. Test mode doesn't work for bootleg version (as is right to be). Hi Score Support in each version as well. Mirko Buffoni finally fixed problems with ADPCM decoding, so now Kung Fu Master doesn't need separate samples anymore (he didn't distribute them because of copyright on sounds). The samples are now calculated during bootstrap of the game.
- 0.23: Mirko Buffoni added a driver for Kung Fu Master (bootleg). Credits fly to Ishmair for the hardware information and to Nicola for fixing sprite bugs. Game is playable with wrong colors and no sound. Control: Arrows = Move around, CTRL = Kick, Alt = Punch and F1+F3 = Test mode.
- 15th April 1997: Dumped Kung-Fu Master.
STORY:
- A Kung-Fu master, Thomas and Silvia were suddenly attacked by several unknown guys. Silvia was kidnapped by them.
LEVELS: 5
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Romset: 178 kb / 28 files / 88.5 zip
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| | | | <dipvalue name="1 Coin/1 Credit" value="240" default="yes"/> |
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