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The directional pad can be used to direct the hurdle left or right, depending on the location of the opponent. While holding the piece of the hurdle, the player can Throw it to the opposing player by pressing A during a jump. Pressing the A button on top of it will have the character pick it up. Pick Up: When a hurdle is broken, the top piece of it will fall in front of the player on the track.This will break middle and long length hurdles (the latter hurdles cannot be jumped over). Tackle: Pressing the A button at any time while on the ground or while running will have the character perform a tackle.The B button is used to Jump at any time. The player must press Right on the directional pad repeatedly to Run Forward. The only slight exceptions are 400m hurdles and Building Long Jump, which share similar controls. The controls in this game vary by event and gameplay is very different from previous games as a result. Just like in that game, there are no passwords or saves, but the game does have an ending that requires the player to complete the Normal Mode with the Nekketsu High School Team.Дowntown Nekketsu KЕЌshinkyoku: Soreyuke DaiundЕЌkai had a control scheme that was similar to both, Nekketsu KЕЌha Kunio-kun and Downtown Nekketsu Monogatari. Unlike Downtown Nekketsu KЕЌshinkyoku: Soreyuke DaiundЕЌkai, the player will not get a Game Over in Normal Mode in single player mode if they have a lower score than the opposing teams. Although up to four players can play together only two of them play simultaneously, so a four player adapter is not required. Practice Mode is single player only, with the play going against CPU teams. Short Mode allows up to four players to play any three events. In Normal Mode, up to four players can play together against a fifth team controlled by the computer in all of the game's events. The game has three different games modes: Normal, Short and Practice mode. Mamoru begs his father, the president of the TЕЌdЕЌ Group, KЕЌnosuke, for additional funds so that he can hold the new athletic meet. However, for the plan to be set in motion, Mamoru needed more money than what was available in his savings. Although he was not disappointed by the event, Mamoru hated the fact that he had failed and decided to make plans for a new athletic meet to succeed a second time. Mamoru TЕЌdЕЌ's plan to crush all other high schools in the athletic meet was unsuccessful, as he did not take into consideration the extraordinary powers and skills of the participating students, most of all Kunio. It became imperative to the development team that the game be completely different from those released of the Olympic games. When the game was being planned, many video game companies had received the rights to create licensed games for the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona. 5.1 Play as the Oklahoma State High School Team.TechnЕЌs had intentions to localize many Kunio-kun games under the Crash 'N' the Boys banner, but this plans were canceled.

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This was the fifth localized game in the Kunio-kun series and the second published by American TechnЕЌs, Inc. In October 1992, the game was released in North America under the title of Crash 'N' the Boys: Street Challenge. This version switched one of the events and made balance changes to many of the game's characters.

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The game was ported to the Game Boy on July 16, 1993, titled Bikkuri Nekketsu Shin Kiroku! Dokodemo Kin Medal (гЃігЃЈгЃЏг‚Љз†±иЎЂж–°иЁйЊІ! гЃ©гЃ“гЃ§г‚‚й‡‘гѓЎгѓЂгѓ«, ' Astonishing Hot-Blood New Records! Portable Gold Medal'). The game acts as direct sequel to Downtown Nekketsu KЕЌshinkyoku: Soreyuke DaiundЕЌkai. It is the eighth game in the Kunio-kun series released for the system. Surprise! Nekketsu New Records! The Distant Gold Medal ( гЃігЃЈгЃЏг‚Љз†±иЎЂж–°иЁйЊІпјЃгЃЇг‚‹гЃ‹гЃЄг‚‹й‡‘гѓЎгѓЂгѓ«, Bikkuri Nekketsu Shin Kiroku! Harukanaru Kin Medal ?) is an action sports game released on Jfor the Famicom, developed and published by TechnЕЌs Japan Corp. Up to 4 players (FC/NES, competitive), 1 or 2 players (GB, competitive)

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