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Joy Mecha Fight

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Also known as
Joy Mech Fight ジョイメカファイト 조이 메카 파이트

Control a modular robot in a 2D fighter, using special moves to defeat opponents and stop an evil scientist.

Joy Mecha Fight was released for the Famicom (NES) in Japan on May 21, 1993, and was not released on any other platform before that.


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Released
1993
Genre
Perspective
Side view
Size
512.14 KB
Rating
1 vote
Developer

About Joy Mecha Fight

Joy Mech Fight is a two-dimensional fighting game where players control robotic combatants against a single opponent. The robots are constructed from six distinct, floating parts that maintain a humanoid arrangement. Players utilize standard attacks alongside special techniques executed through specific controller inputs.

The narrative involves a scientist named Warunachi who has seized control of Japan's robots to pursue global conquest. His former colleague, Dr. Eamon, managed to preserve one robot from this takeover and has prepared it to confront the others and stop the scheme. This story is played through in a dedicated mode where the player begins with the Sukapon robot and unlocks others by defeating them, with optional tutorials explaining moves before fights.

Beyond the story progression, the game offers immediate versus matches and a player-versus-player mode. The structure allows for gradually expanding the roster of available fighters during the campaign.

Joy Mecha Fight Screenshots

10 images
Intro
Title screen
Game selection
The story so far...
The first stage map
The enemy selection screen
You'll start with Sukapon.
The tutorial screen, where you can learn your robot's moves
The first battle
After defeating the first robot, Dr. Eamon comes to capture it.