The ability to pick a different character for each of the rounds seems like it was designed with a counter pick type system for competitive play. A really cool idea!
This game had a pretty big scene in Chicago around ‘03 or so. I used to play at Dennis’ Place for Games and there’d be 5-6 people on the cabinet on the regular.
Using taunts to gain or drain meter is one of my favourite fighting game mechanics. I wish all games had it, it changes the game in a very expressive way.
I stumbled on this in a movie theater back in 2006. Was surprised to come across such a game and never heard of it (and one that looked this good and this 90s not from Capcom or SNK). And of course, I had to play the character called "Scorpion", because what fighting game would dare name a character "Scorpion" in such a post-MK world?
The character looks like a reference to an obscure kungfu film titled 'Operation Scorpio', the main villain uses a scorpion style of kungfu which has exaggerated leg movements and also wears a purple suit. Very cool movie if you're into hk cinema at all.
Memory serves, the East actively hates Mortal Kombat for butchering it's various cultural lore and some of the oddest appropriation in gaming. For example, it's eyeball rolling when an outsider comes in and becomes the best ninja ever. It's infuriating when pretty *every culture* comes in and does the ninja thing better than you, all while fucking up the practices and basic names. (With out-of-place sci-fi tech and pop cultural references).
@@Delightfully_Bitchy There is no western character in MK that does "being a Ninja better than you". The only "Ninjas" are either actually japanese like Scorpion or fill the archetype without actually being ninjas like literally every other MK "Ninja" Not a single one of them is called a ninja in lore except for Scorpion and the Shirai Ryu clan. That is just a term used by fans since its the easiest term to use. Besides saying the east hates MK is a massive generalization as the newer games are some of the biggest imports in Japan.
@@mirotrevino9662 If a Polish team developed a game where Polish guys in cowboy hats, and spurs were shooting American cowboys, no one would be shocked it didn't catch on in America. Mortal Kombat sold terribly in Japan for *DECADES,* so if it did sell well, which I'm not sure it did nor the circumstances around it, it would be a recent thing. That wouldn't mean it's whole history of sales didn't happen.
@@Delightfully_Bitchy first off most western made games sell poorly in Japan it has nothing to do with appropriation and secondly you are making a poor comparison again. Not a single character in MK is "Mr White America" here to kick all Asians butts. It's a massive exaggeration to even try to say that's the case. The game is a fighting game with random characters from different parts of the world just like any other fighting game. Lots of people in the US love characters like Guile, Balrog, and Ken from Street Fighter and all of these characters are American characters based on eastern stereotypes of the USA and no one over here is angry about them so you're not really making a good point
man what youre doing for the fighting community with fightcade and exposing these old hidden gems to new audiences is amazing. Keep up the good work man and thanks for being a staple in our community
They obvoiusly took inspiration from various Hong Kong Kung Fu movies here. Drunken Master does the ''Drunken Fist'' forms from the 2 Jackie Chan ''Drunken Master'' movies,his stance is literally the ''Drunkard holds his cup''-form, that Jackie Chan does and the character is inspired by ''Beggar So''. Master Huang is obviously inspired by Jet Li's version of Wong Fei-hung, from the ''Once Upon A Time in China'' movie series.
Also, the guy in purple is based on the bad guy from Operation Scorpio. And the villain, Lotus Master, is inspired by the bad guy in Once Upon a Time in China II, about the White Lotus Cult. Green Snake is probably inspired by Tsui Hark's Green Snake, and Crane....need I say it? Judy Lee, Crane Fighter
This game is honestly such a gem, been following it for a while now (over a year) but have yet to play it. Will need to get it working on Fightcade one of these days
I really like how you bring less known fighting games to the spotlight. I would love to see some: Ninja Masters, Waku Waku 7, Matrimelee, Rage of the dragons or The Rumble Fish. (i dont remember if you already broght those).
Savage reign is a criminally ignored fighting game. It is the best fighter ive ever played ... Hands down! Beats everything else by light years, even the top rated classics
New one to me. Am I understanding it correctly that with the round/character system, you can potentially use an early character as a meter battery, like point characters in KOF? Interesting.
Imagine jmcrofts only just stumbling on this beautiful game now because he spent 23 years searching the internet for Marshall Mathers instead of Martial Masters.
A gem, an absolute gem. Great visuals, solid system, can perform amazing combos with meter (specially with both shadows). Probably one of the flaws is some chars have easy infinite setup (some with only one meter) More people need to play Martial Masters
I think crane is the only character with a meterless true infinite but if everyone has an absolute explosion for a combo then it's somehow balanced again .
@@mabooooyleatherface.1044 Crane has a meter Infinite against big character, but because she build a full bar performing the first part of the loop it feels like a meterless Infinite. An example of meterless loop is Reika: yeah, you need a bar to set the conditions for the loop, but You don't need any bar to do "the loop"
I first came across this at a casino in Las Vegas in 2002/03. I think it was at Excalibur. Game surprised me at the time because the animations had an SF3 quality to them and I had never heard of Martial Masters until that point. Outside of playing at the casino and a bit on ROM, I never really delved deeply into this game. Seeing this took me back, and want to give it another go!
I’m loving these blind tournaments. It’s refreshing to see a community able to come together and enjoy a game without the fear of ringers coming in and destroying everyone.
That almost happened a few times. Double Dragon for example we had someone who helped discover a lot of tech for it hanging out in the discord and he just so happened to not sign up that day.
Martial masters is not that obscure. you want a real decent fighting game that is truly obscure is a Japanese arcade game called Rabbit if you can find it give it a play.
I've never seen this game before but I would really really like to see more of it. If there's a scene and a wiki or a discord server for this game I would really appreciate anyone dropping links or more info. This looks like a real hidden gem and I really want to learn more about it
Another game that lets us chose a different character for each round is BlazBlue RR, a mobile game that counts with Real Time Battle and "Ikagura Civil War" modes. Yup, it requires a lot of farming to actually get your power level high enough to endure random matches.
17:58 Fun fact: the Reclining Buddha in Thailand stage was constructed lying down as it is. However this Buddha is the Leshan Giant Buddha which was built hundreds or even a thousand years earlier. It sits at the edge of the river and the view was so godly it has practically been the "final stage" in many Chinese comics and martial art films since.
Fun/coincidental fact, the scene of Master Huang vs Lotus Master, look up Once Upon a Time in China 2, classic one from Jet Li - the characters and even the background will make sense, enjoy!
When I first came across Martial Masters in my local arcades I erroneously assumed it to be some sort of chinese knockoff of SF3. Until the recent years, that is. Now I'm more than willing to give this game a second opinion after all these years.
I've been a HUGE FAN of Martial Masters for years!!! It is truly one of the best fighters ever. This is the one game I would love to see Arc System Works do a remake on!!! I would only ask that they leave the controls as is.
I’ve seen some IGS games but I didn’t know about this one. Awesome game. Beautiful sprites and animation. Really neat mix between SF less frantic and cadenced gameplay but with KOF rules and elements, like Advanced setup (running and rolls) with a tad of innovation with this Mugen like rule to be able to repeat chars. Thanks for bringing it to the light.
Too bad arcades didn't pick up this gem, hard to find. Released in 1999 but ported over to US arcades 🇺🇸 in 2001 towards the end of the Golden age. Inspired by Chinese films showcasing martial Arts like drunken master style etc.. Such a unique piece of art.
Martial Masters is based on Hong Kong Kung Fu movies of the 1980s, specifically, Once Upon a Time in China II, which was also about a Kung Fu Master, Master Wong Fei Hung, vs. the head of the White Lotus sect. The guy in purple is based on the bad guy in Operation Scorpio, the green snake lady is inspired by Tsui Hark's Green Snake, Crane is probably based on Judy Lee (Crane Fighter), the Monk looks like Sammo Hung in the movie Shaolin Plot,
Been playing this for about three years on an emulator and it's not bad you'll have find an online move list but it's has a mix of SF and SNK as far as gameplay I give it a solid 8 of 10
I remember this game!!! It was based off of Jet Li‘s Once upon a time in China movies!!! I remember coming across this in a restaurant. I never knew this game existed until then!!!
I played this game from a old billiard club now converted into a eatery it was fine game for me some of the characters was based from those Chinese movies from both 70's-90's and I know for sure the long haired monk was based from Jet Li's character movie "Hero"
The one in the local arcade in my middle school years was Martial CHAMPIONS Its final boss is basically what KOF RUGAL WAS SUPPOSED TO BE At least one move from each character and ALL THEIR PROJECTILES which he (thankfully) does not spam
Master Huang reminds me of my favorite old-school fighter also from SNK: The Last Blade (and The Last Blade 2). Also beautiful games in their own rights.
played this a ton at a nickel arcade I liked to go to. I loved the animations and variety in fighting styles. big fan of the drunken master and the monkey/capoira characters
There was another 90s fighting game that had a arcade cabinet idk the name but you could break the board and I remember one guy with some kind of lightning powers.then a kid with red hair or something like that
10:54 'if you don't know who to pick, pick the guy on the box' - I'd argue that Cinder and Spinal were more noob-friendly characters in Killer Instinct than Fulgore.
I have been watching some of you tournaments of older or not popular fighting games and have a few ideas if you have yet to run them. Either of the Star Gladiator or Plasma Sword games would be interesting. Lastly, how about Primal Rage? Enjoying it, Thanks.
The ability to pick a different character for each of the rounds seems like it was designed with a counter pick type system for competitive play. A really cool idea!
I mean, this is just King of Fighters if you could pick the same character multiple times
They got it from Street Fighter Rainbow Edition. U could switch fighters mid fight.
@@SlimBandit211 King of fighters.
@@SlimBandit211 imagine street fighter
6 rainbow edition where you could do fadc character change combos! That would be so sick!
@@neontetra1000 Thats a game called SFxT
This game had a pretty big scene in Chicago around ‘03 or so. I used to play at Dennis’ Place for Games and there’d be 5-6 people on the cabinet on the regular.
This is an amazing game from Taiwan! Plays and looks like Third Strike, absolute gem!
Reminds me of Last Blade.
Using taunts to gain or drain meter is one of my favourite fighting game mechanics. I wish all games had it, it changes the game in a very expressive way.
Jojo's bizarre adventure: All-star battle
The Art of Fighting had it.
Third strike also has taunt buffs. Just not like this.
I use to Rec ppl in the arcade with q and necro in 3rd strike I once had a 53 game streak in my local arcade
I stumbled on this in a movie theater back in 2006. Was surprised to come across such a game and never heard of it (and one that looked this good and this 90s not from Capcom or SNK). And of course, I had to play the character called "Scorpion", because what fighting game would dare name a character "Scorpion" in such a post-MK world?
The character looks like a reference to an obscure kungfu film titled 'Operation Scorpio', the main villain uses a scorpion style of kungfu which has exaggerated leg movements and also wears a purple suit. Very cool movie if you're into hk cinema at all.
Memory serves, the East actively hates Mortal Kombat for butchering it's various cultural lore and some of the oddest appropriation in gaming.
For example, it's eyeball rolling when an outsider comes in and becomes the best ninja ever. It's infuriating when pretty *every culture* comes in and does the ninja thing better than you, all while fucking up the practices and basic names. (With out-of-place sci-fi tech and pop cultural references).
@@Delightfully_Bitchy There is no western character in MK that does "being a Ninja better than you". The only "Ninjas" are either actually japanese like Scorpion or fill the archetype without actually being ninjas like literally every other MK "Ninja" Not a single one of them is called a ninja in lore except for Scorpion and the Shirai Ryu clan. That is just a term used by fans since its the easiest term to use. Besides saying the east hates MK is a massive generalization as the newer games are some of the biggest imports in Japan.
@@mirotrevino9662 If a Polish team developed a game where Polish guys in cowboy hats, and spurs were shooting American cowboys, no one would be shocked it didn't catch on in America.
Mortal Kombat sold terribly in Japan for *DECADES,* so if it did sell well, which I'm not sure it did nor the circumstances around it, it would be a recent thing. That wouldn't mean it's whole history of sales didn't happen.
@@Delightfully_Bitchy first off most western made games sell poorly in Japan it has nothing to do with appropriation and secondly you are making a poor comparison again. Not a single character in MK is "Mr White America" here to kick all Asians butts. It's a massive exaggeration to even try to say that's the case. The game is a fighting game with random characters from different parts of the world just like any other fighting game. Lots of people in the US love characters like Guile, Balrog, and Ken from Street Fighter and all of these characters are American characters based on eastern stereotypes of the USA and no one over here is angry about them so you're not really making a good point
man what youre doing for the fighting community with fightcade and exposing these old hidden gems to new audiences is amazing. Keep up the good work man and thanks for being a staple in our community
Crane's arm flappies are hypnotic.
They obvoiusly took inspiration from various Hong Kong Kung Fu movies here.
Drunken Master does the ''Drunken Fist'' forms from the 2 Jackie Chan ''Drunken Master'' movies,his stance is literally the ''Drunkard holds his cup''-form, that Jackie Chan does and the character is inspired by ''Beggar So''.
Master Huang is obviously inspired by Jet Li's version of Wong Fei-hung, from the ''Once Upon A Time in China'' movie series.
Also, the guy in purple is based on the bad guy from Operation Scorpio. And the villain, Lotus Master, is inspired by the bad guy in Once Upon a Time in China II, about the White Lotus Cult. Green Snake is probably inspired by Tsui Hark's Green Snake, and Crane....need I say it? Judy Lee, Crane Fighter
Also, Monk looks inspired by the Sammo Hung character in Shaolin Plot
As a longtime kung fu movie fan, this game is so spot on with the references to the character designs and their moves.
This game is honestly such a gem, been following it for a while now (over a year) but have yet to play it. Will need to get it working on Fightcade one of these days
Get on
I like what you said right at the beginning of how your heart lies with the classic age of sprite-based fighting games.
Love what you do for your fighting game community.
I really like how you bring less known fighting games to the spotlight.
I would love to see some: Ninja Masters, Waku Waku 7, Matrimelee, Rage of the dragons or The Rumble Fish. (i dont remember if you already broght those).
+1 for matrimelee and TRF
Savage reign is a criminally ignored fighting game. It is the best fighter ive ever played ... Hands down! Beats everything else by light years, even the top rated classics
@@daviddefortier5970 better then mvc2?
Haha, i wouldnt even put mvc2 on my top 10 list, so i suppose everyone has different tastes 🤷🏻♂️
@@daviddefortier5970 what’s your top 10 I’m curious to know
New one to me. Am I understanding it correctly that with the round/character system, you can potentially use an early character as a meter battery, like point characters in KOF? Interesting.
Imagine jmcrofts only just stumbling on this beautiful game now because he spent 23 years searching the internet for Marshall Mathers instead of Martial Masters.
Underrated comment
A gem, an absolute gem. Great visuals, solid system, can perform amazing combos with meter (specially with both shadows). Probably one of the flaws is some chars have easy infinite setup (some with only one meter) More people need to play Martial Masters
I think crane is the only character with a meterless true infinite but if everyone has an absolute explosion for a combo then it's somehow balanced again .
@@mabooooyleatherface.1044 Crane has a meter Infinite against big character, but because she build a full bar performing the first part of the loop it feels like a meterless Infinite. An example of meterless loop is Reika: yeah, you need a bar to set the conditions for the loop, but You don't need any bar to do "the loop"
Damnnnnnnnn are you a pro player? I didn't know this game has so many infinites.
20:04 how have i never heard about the amazing, unforgettable, Martial Matters game. Just amazing, sublime fighting game piece
I didn't know Eminem had a fighting game
I first came across this at a casino in Las Vegas in 2002/03. I think it was at Excalibur. Game surprised me at the time because the animations had an SF3 quality to them and I had never heard of Martial Masters until that point. Outside of playing at the casino and a bit on ROM, I never really delved deeply into this game. Seeing this took me back, and want to give it another go!
This actually looks gorgeous, that is for bringing it to our attention
I’m loving these blind tournaments. It’s refreshing to see a community able to come together and enjoy a game without the fear of ringers coming in and destroying everyone.
That almost happened a few times. Double Dragon for example we had someone who helped discover a lot of tech for it hanging out in the discord and he just so happened to not sign up that day.
I fucking love Martial Masters. Honestly not only does it look amazing, it plays pretty damn well, definitely underrated.
It looks like guilty gear and street fighter infused into one game together! 🕹️🎮🕹️
Definitely one of the most beautiful 2D fighting games ever made. Very high quality sprites & animation. Plays very well too :)
Martial masters is not that obscure. you want a real decent fighting game that is truly obscure is a Japanese arcade game called Rabbit if you can find it give it a play.
he already held a tournament in rabbit a while ago
Monk has really bulked up since his TV show!
I think Roof Rage is a hype sprite based platform fighter. I don't think it gets enough love
The animation in this game is so smooth... These graphics on a CRT monitor sure they look neat.
I've never seen this game before but I would really really like to see more of it. If there's a scene and a wiki or a discord server for this game I would really appreciate anyone dropping links or more info. This looks like a real hidden gem and I really want to learn more about it
A lot of characters come from Chinese/HK movies such as Once Upon A Time in China 1,2 and 3, Drunken Master, Operation Scorpio and others
Another game that lets us chose a different character for each round is BlazBlue RR, a mobile game that counts with Real Time Battle and "Ikagura Civil War" modes. Yup, it requires a lot of farming to actually get your power level high enough to endure random matches.
2:42 😂 buddy in the back getting himself shook like a rag doll
17:58 Fun fact: the Reclining Buddha in Thailand stage was constructed lying down as it is. However this Buddha is the Leshan Giant Buddha which was built hundreds or even a thousand years earlier. It sits at the edge of the river and the view was so godly it has practically been the "final stage" in many Chinese comics and martial art films since.
this game is Beautiful and ahead of its time!!!
Love ur vids. I was born in 81, so I’m a OG of fighting games. You are my Sage. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾 Continued positivity I wish upon you.
This game is clearly based on Jet Li movie “Once upon a time in China”
Absolutely correct, especially Once Upon a Time in China II, against the White Lotus Cult.
Love the unique character features. Never knew this game existed
My heart lies with sprite based fighting games too bro. I felt that sentence.
Fun/coincidental fact, the scene of Master Huang vs Lotus Master, look up Once Upon a Time in China 2, classic one from Jet Li - the characters and even the background will make sense, enjoy!
When I first came across Martial Masters in my local arcades I erroneously assumed it to be some sort of chinese knockoff of SF3.
Until the recent years, that is. Now I'm more than willing to give this game a second opinion after all these years.
Even then, there are worse things in the world than a knockoff of SF3 imo.
It was created by the team that create sf3. Ofcouse it looj similar
@@NeloGTz Are you speaking that for a fact?
Because as far as I know, the game was developed by IGS, who was a taiwanese team.
@@Thomazbr some member of sf3 team go there
I've been a HUGE FAN of Martial Masters for years!!! It is truly one of the best fighters ever. This is the one game I would love to see Arc System Works do a remake on!!! I would only ask that they leave the controls as is.
I’ve seen some IGS games but I didn’t know about this one. Awesome game. Beautiful sprites and animation. Really neat mix between SF less frantic and cadenced gameplay but with KOF rules and elements, like Advanced setup (running and rolls) with a tad of innovation with this Mugen like rule to be able to repeat chars. Thanks for bringing it to the light.
You should try "asura blade" and "asura buster" if you haven't yet, fantastic old fighting games.
Man i'm so happy to see you cover Martial Masters in a video, i fricking love this game whit all my heart
You're right...I haven't heard of this one.
...and it is animated beautifully!!!
Too bad arcades didn't pick up this gem, hard to find. Released in 1999 but ported over to US arcades 🇺🇸 in 2001 towards the end of the Golden age. Inspired by Chinese films showcasing martial Arts like drunken master style etc.. Such a unique piece of art.
I'm glad people are playing the old games. Really brings out the nostalgia. Anyone playing Aggressors of Dark Kombat? That was also lit back then.
I like to believe there are many more of these Hidden gems out there. Don't pull me out of my dreams.
I saw this game in an arcade at a mall in Savannah, GA of all places in the early 00s.
The IGS games were so gorgeous Martial Masters, Asura Blade and Buster, and The Killing Blade
Man I love the art and character design in this game. Kick is one of my favorite characters in fighting games.
Munin’s footsies game is on point.
This reminds me of my beloved SF third strike. Must cop
Damn I've never heard of this game & it looks dope as f*ck. It's a shame it never came out on home console like Sega Dreamcast or PS2.
Bloody roar? I used to play as a kid it. would be interesting to see a tournament lol
Martial Masters is based on Hong Kong Kung Fu movies of the 1980s, specifically, Once Upon a Time in China II, which was also about a Kung Fu Master, Master Wong Fei Hung, vs. the head of the White Lotus sect. The guy in purple is based on the bad guy in Operation Scorpio, the green snake lady is inspired by Tsui Hark's Green Snake, Crane is probably based on Judy Lee (Crane Fighter), the Monk looks like Sammo Hung in the movie Shaolin Plot,
Love this game, it even has christian ken that fights like a tiger.
I’m glad Frank Won that Clap Spam at the end was beyond pathetic.
This game is absolutely gorgeous. I would love to see a sequel or remaster.
Damn this looks good!! It’s a shame games like this don’t see that much attention! I would have gotten this when it came out!!
Very neat that you can choose different colors per round, so even if you play the same dude the whole time you can mix it up.
Been playing this for about three years on an emulator and it's not bad you'll have find an online move list but it's has a mix of SF and SNK as far as gameplay I give it a solid 8 of 10
What mame core you use?
I remember this game!!! It was based off of Jet Li‘s Once upon a time in China movies!!!
I remember coming across this in a restaurant. I never knew this game existed until then!!!
This game's fps count is over 9000, it looks great! You guys are really good at getting used to and acclimated to obscure fighting games quickly.
Found this on an emulation machine at the kava bar
It's really pretty. Very cps3 like
I played this game from a old billiard club now converted into a eatery it was fine game for me some of the characters was based from those Chinese movies from both 70's-90's and I know for sure the long haired monk was based from Jet Li's character movie "Hero"
Really beautiful! My favorite part is Drunk Master's idle animation.
We NEED to see more of this game!! I need more Monk pots in my life
First watched this on "Loading Geek's" channel. This game still holds up.
I saw this one in an arcade in 2001, it was gorgeous 😍
I literally stumbled on this game 2 days ago. I saw this and Asura Blade 2. Great looking games
i used to play this at the drive in theater out here.
"The guy on the box is the best character to pick." --- Not in Tekken. Do not pick the guy on the box if you are new to Tekken.
Martial Masters should be goin against Cap and SNK. That would be dope
Never heard of it but looks sweet!
21:27 Dem hands animation is smooth AF
Wow, the Street Fighter III influence is obvious with this game. And it actually looks really good.
The one in the local arcade in my middle school years was Martial CHAMPIONS
Its final boss is basically what KOF RUGAL WAS SUPPOSED TO BE
At least one move from each character and ALL THEIR PROJECTILES which he (thankfully) does not spam
Sad we didn't get to see Tiger, who looks like a Chad Meme come to life
Master Huang reminds me of my favorite old-school fighter also from SNK: The Last Blade (and The Last Blade 2). Also beautiful games in their own rights.
played this a ton at a nickel arcade I liked to go to. I loved the animations and variety in fighting styles. big fan of the drunken master and the monkey/capoira characters
Jesus christ the meter Build on the Fire paper move by Lotus Master 2:35
Monk has big Hulk energy
I see Drunk Master, I want a Drunken Master character in Street Fighter 6
Capcom, make it happen
That final was super hype
omg the visuals are almost on par with Street Fighter 3
The animation style seems very similar to 3rd strike, just a bit slower.
Master Huang looks so amazing to play, I need to check this game out.
There was another 90s fighting game that had a arcade cabinet idk the name but you could break the board and I remember one guy with some kind of lightning powers.then a kid with red hair or something like that
5:48 That winquote sounds hella shady lmfao
I just realized sometimes John looks and sounds like Chris Stuckmann
Their poses had me sold lmao
8:52 since this is in ancient china it's likely that he'd be mourning a lost one.
Just when I thought, this master Huang character looks like Hwong Fei Hong, I hear the theme of Once Upon a Time in China???? That's awesome
10:54 'if you don't know who to pick, pick the guy on the box' - I'd argue that Cinder and Spinal were more noob-friendly characters in Killer Instinct than Fulgore.
I have been watching some of you tournaments of older or not popular fighting games and have a few ideas if you have yet to run them.
Either of the Star Gladiator or Plasma Sword games would be interesting. Lastly, how about Primal Rage?
Enjoying it, Thanks.
The love Martial Masters is finally getting on the internet warms my heart.
Never even heard of this game but it looks pretty great. I'm gonna check it out now thanks.
Idle animations of characters are just insanely smooth! Very nice looking game!
I see Monk and my mind wanders to impure recollections.
This game was way ahead of its time
This game really needs a re release