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About Pixel Game Maker Series Dandan Z

Pixel Game Maker Series Dandan Z is a fighting game in the style of classic late-1980s handheld games. Ten fighters face off using throws, special moves, SUPER specials and DANDAN combos. You connect attacks to build your gauge, then repeatedly press B to perform DANDAN combos and unleash other special moves.

The fighters

The ten contestants come from different backgrounds:

  • Sanshiro: A student at a vocational fighting school who took up martial arts to emulate a strong fighter he admired.
  • Jacky Tayama: A Shiburi Kempo disciple who trains to defeat his rival, Sanshiro.
  • Hikaru Bakuenryu: A Bakuen Karate master who enters the tournament to find a boyfriend stronger than her.
  • Patrick: A TV shopping channel exercise-equipment seller who works on his abs to win the heart of his on-air sales partner, Maki.
  • Inaba Man: Sanshiro’s teacher, a rugged-faced, hot-blooded man who hates people messing with his hair or disrupting his class.
  • Joe Afro: A mosquito-weight boxer who left the boxing world after realizing his hair put him in a different weight class.
  • Maxi Psycho: A psychic who battles evil but tends to go too far, having destroyed several cities in her fights.
  • Osamu Iwata: A known nerd who wears a homemade battle suit and transforms into Sabre Cross.
  • Kouji Yokoyama: A self-proclaimed strongest delinquent who keeps fighting to prove he is the strongest guy in town.
  • Mohigan: A mysterious creature from Mohigan Island whose daily life appears in the TV show “Mohigan’s Daily Life.”

Game modes

Progress through each fighter’s story mode, challenge a friend in local, hot-seat multiplayer, or practice combos in the practice room. The game includes story, arcade, two-player versus and practice modes.

Handheld style

Dandan Z is the sixth game in the Game Buddy series, which recreates the look, sounds and feel of classic late-1980s handheld games. It features 8-bit visuals and sounds, along with chiptune music.

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