fighters start to expire sweat. You don't see that kind of realism very often. The game also has an interesting capture system. Another find of the creators is passers-by who periodically throw various weapons on the battlefield. It's a very unusual mixture. The game is attractive due to its unusualness."
The game's major innovation is the ability to walk in the background, similar to some 1980s arcade fighting games like Tytos Violent Fight, SNK, Smart and Ataris Pit Fighter. Because of this, unlike many other 2D fighting games, the game uses one button to jump instead of using the "D" button, unlike many SNK fighting games. Only two buttons used for attack (punch and kick); instead, grappling and capturing opponents is the focus of the gameplay: the defender can be grabbed and break free as well. Also in the game are weapons (another mechanic is akin to hitting 'em ups). Weapons can be picked up and thrown, or used in special and standard attacks. Weapons are thrown into the ring of spectators in the background.
The health bar has multiple layers of color to indicate health. There are also "crazy meter" at the bottom of the screen. It is built as attack symbols; this gives the character a special attack that will defeat the opponent outright. It is called "Gan Gan Attack" in Japan and "Crazy Attack" internationally.
The fights will be joined by irreverent, sometimes comic pre-fight banter from the characters. The dialogue differs from opponent to opponent, and the fight is immediately predicted by the clash of two small images of the fighters' eyes in the center of the screen. There are almost no differences between the Japanese release of this game and the international version, other than the name and the removal of blood when using a critical hit on an opponent.