A 1997 2D beat-em-up, Asuka 120% Burning Festival Limited is set at an all-girls school in Japan. Here, students represent various clubs and factions, and compete in a martial arts tournament, vying for a larger slice of the school’s budget.
Asuka Honda, a student from the chemistry club, has her ambitions set on victory. Set to nice visuals and spanky controls, the game’s draw is that a power meter fills up and once it hits 120%, the fighter has brief but unlimited access to stronger moves. Should the two fighters strike each other at the same time, no damage is dealt.
This fun fighter features 11 characters, a strong story mode, and an English translation. It’s fun!
I’m a top player and community leader of the Asuka 120% community, and casual fan of the Shiro show/discord member. I’d love to share what I think makes these games so great (particularly LimitOver, the patch we play) with you all at some point. Reach out if you’re interested, I am in the Shiro discord with the name I have here.