I think this is a great game with neat gameplay, both alone and with friends:

Story:6
The Story is simple, but I don't think a game like this should have a complicated story (like most NES games): In a high school Kunio finds a Letter in his locker that is challenging him to a fighting tournament. Riki(who is usually his rival) took Kunio's Letter and read it, then he went to the contest too, allying with Kunio.

Sound:10
Music is great in Kunio games and this one is no exception, a lot of the music is catchy and energic, pretty memorable too. It surely improves the atmosphere for a fun experience.

Difficulty:7
It can be hard at times (especially the final parts of the game), but once you get the hang of it, it shouldn't be too difficult

Depth:9
Interestingly, you can create your own characters by giving them names, the birthdays and also the blood groups, this data can change what are their stats and their abilities. In Rumble Mode, you don't have to do this if you don't want to, you can choose from other 16 characters within 4 classes (4 chars/class), there's also 7 stages to choose from, all of the stages having some kind of hazard. One of them has electric fences, one mines,etc, pretty fun stage design.

Addictiveness:9
This game is pretty addictive when you play with your friends,but even with the CPU is good. I played it a ton, it's a great party game (up to 4 players), really fun beating each other.

Graphics:9
The Graphics is pretty good for a NES game with fun-looking characters, good animations, good background and overall a fun environment.

Overall, it's a great game and I won't be bored when I'm playing it.

Not a very good review. Not enough detail and needs to have a better layout.

Edited!Sorry for that!I was in a hurry!Now it's optimized

Updated the review to make it overall better and not messy (I think the old review was very bad). Also, because I have a slightly different opinion now and changed the score a little bit.

Well I don't recall if I ever read the original (roughly four years? That's a pretty long time), but this one is pretty well done, man. Good work on it, It was short, but it covered all of the details that really matter in judging whether we might want to try the game or not, and frankly this sounds intriguing. The creating a character by editing info and such is actually really advanced for an NES game. I'm impressed.


So yeah, hopefully you keep reviewing now and keep working on your style, refining it. There's always room for improvement after all. Keep it up!