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Deadly Arts
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| Deadly Arts | |
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Video Game |
| Konami | |
| Konami | |
| Fighting | |
| Nintendo 64 | |
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   North American Release Date(s)
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| Nintendo 64 September 30, 1998 | |
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The game known as Deadly Arts is a 3D fighter that was met with unanimously bad reviews. In Japan, this game is known as G.A.S.P. Fighters' NEXTream. The bad reviews are largely due to a poorly-optimized game engine. Instead of using a well-established engine, the developers at Konami opted to implement their own engine.
Using your Street Fighter-esque characters, you utilize combos and moves. The environments and levels, however, are interactive, allowing for some fun in different stages. The game also gives players a plethora of options, including multi-player and a customizable create-a-fighter mode.
