Time Killers - I actually won!

Released in 1992 by Strata and developed by Incredible Technologies for the arcades, Time Killers is a fighting game that attempted to cash in on the success of Mortal Kombat. One of my favorite aspects of this game and the only reason you'd ever play it is how damage is dealt with. Enough damage to a lib and it will be torn off. It is possible to have both arms torn off and if you manage to win, you will be awarded with an "Armless Victory". Time Killers also features what I believe is the first ever one hit death in a fighting game. This game is incredibly gory and violent which brings tons of replay value when playing against others. Time Killers was eventually ported over to the Sega Genesis by another company but failed due to poor graphics and and playability.

This is just a follow up where I actually win the battle from the previous video. Controls are clunky which makes pulling off certain moves difficult other than the character's death move (pressing all 5 attack buttons).

Released in 1992 by Strata and developed by Incredible Technologies for the arcades, Time Killers is a fighting game that attempted to cash in on the success of Mortal Kombat. One of my favorite aspects of this game and the only reason you'd ever play it is how damage is dealt with. Enough damage to a lib and it will be torn off. It is possible to have both arms torn off and if you manage to win, you will be awarded with an "Armless Victory". Time Killers also features what I believe is the first ever one hit death in a fighting game. This game is incredibly gory and violent which brings tons of replay value when playing against others. Time Killers was eventually ported over to the Sega Genesis by another company but failed due to poor graphics and and playability.

This is just a follow up where I actually win the battle from the previous video. Controls are clunky which makes pulling off certain moves difficult other than the character's death move (pressing all 5 attack buttons).