Play Yie Ar Kung-Fu (Japan) (Rev 1.2) Online
You pick a lone fighter and take on a parade of weirdos—chain guy, boomerang lady—with stiff but satisfying punches and that classic NES jank. Lose six times, hit continue, repeat.
Game Overview
Yie Ar Kung-Fu is one of those NES games that feels ancient but weirdly satisfying once you get into it. You pick your fighter—just one guy, no fancy roster—and then it's straight into a gauntlet of bizarre opponents. Chain guy? Boomerang lady? Some dude who fights like a drunk praying mantis? Yeah, it's all here.
The controls are stupidly simple: punch, kick, jump, and this weird little hop that never quite works how you want. But there's something about the rhythm of it—dodging projectiles, waiting for openings, that *clunk* sound when a hit lands—that makes you keep hitting "continue" after losing to the same enemy six times in a row.
It's janky, it's unfair sometimes, and the AI cheats like crazy. But if you grew up with arcade cabinets or just love seeing where fighting games started, this one's a weird little time capsule. Just don't expect combos or special moves—this is pure 1985 "hammer the buttons and pray" energy.
Download Yie Ar Kung-Fu (Japan) (Rev 1.2) ROM
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