Fight Fever (J) / Wang Jung Wang (K)
System: Neo Geo
Publisher: Viccom
Release date: 1994-06-28
01. | Neo-Geo Opening Theme 0:08 | |
02. | Attract Mode 0:29 | |
03. | How to Play 0:08 + 0:08 | |
04. | Character Select 0:09 + 0:09 | |
05. | VS 0:07 | |
06. | Korea (Han Baedal) 1:30 + 0:54 | |
07. | Stage End 0:17 + 0:16 | |
08. | Japan (Miyuki) 0:59 + 0:44 | |
09. | Germany (Rophen Heimer) 1:28 + 1:28 | |
10. | Brazil (Golrio) 0:56 + 0:56 | |
11. | Bonus Stage 0:10 + 0:08 | |
12. | China (Chintao) 0:56 + 0:48 | |
13. | Mexico (Kim Hoon) 0:49 + 0:46 | |
14. | USA (Nick Commando) 1:21 + 0:58 | |
15. | USA (Magic Dunker) 1:00 + 1:00 | |
16. | Korea (Master Taekuk) 1:24 + 1:24 | |
17. | Congratulation 0:03 | |
18. | Boss Interim Demo 0:08 + 0:08 | |
19. | Japan (Karate Kenji) 1:13 + 1:04 | |
20. | Name Entry 0:08 + 0:08 | |
21. | Credits 1:52 + 1:52 | |
22. | Continue 0:05 + 0:05 | |
23. | Game Over 0:03 | |
24. | Unused (version 1) 0:29 | |
25. | Unused (version 2) 0:29 | |
Total: 16:13 + 12:49 |
Version | Date | Author | Description |
---|---|---|---|
1.00 | 2014-08-24 | The Golden Horse | Initial release. |
Generated by M1 0.7.9a1 (modded by Valley Bell). "Fight Fever" is the oldest Neo Geo game made in Korea, where it's known as "Wang Jung Wang" ("King of Kings"). Unfortunately, it's not the most well-developed fighting game in the world. The programming is sloppy and the artwork is amateurish at best. But it's not the worst game on the Neo Geo by a longshot. That would be "Legend of Success Joe". (I think the most hardcore Neo Geo enthusiasts just shuddered in fear.) If there's one thing this game does have, though, it's a decent soundtrack. SNK reportedly took in nine Korean developers and trained them in using the Neo-Geo for a year, and from the sound of things, they let the team borrow some of their instrument samples. Gim Jae-Yeong uses these samples in an okay fashion, and it's all decent listening. Don't expect "The King of Fighters" quality, though. Trimming this pack was pretty easy overall... except for one track. That would be Han Baedal's theme, which, for some reason, had no loop points vgmlpfnd could find. I had trouble with this until I hit upon the solution of using vgm2mid and vgm2txt to find it. I eventually found a safe one, and now you know why this was my thirteenth submission. As you might have expected, there is no official soundtrack album for this game, so I tagged every track according to the places they're used in. The game's clearly trying to be a "Street Fighter II" clone, so I based this pack's track naming on that of "Street Fighter II's" OSTs. Also, VGM does not let you tag tracks in Korean or any language other than English or Japanese, so as a compromise, the Japanese tags include the Korean names of the game and its composer in parentheses. (They also include how the composer's name could be transliterated to Japanese.) Enjoy!
Source: VGMRips
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