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Tournament of Legends (2010)

Tournament of Legends cover
Developer
High Voltage Software
Publisher
Sega of America, Sega Europe
Platforms
Wii
Genres
Fighting

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How it feels

Battle as Greco-Roman mythological warriors using Wii gestures in a Punch-Out-inspired hybrid fighting game.

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About

Tournament of Legends has ten playable characters based on Graeco-Roman mythology. The gameplay is described as a hybrid between traditional fighting games and the alternative puzzle-based gameplay of Punch Out!!. Players gesture using the Wii Remote and Nunchuk to initiate horizontal and vertical attacks. Button inputs allow the character to dodge, block, charge and use special attacks. To win a match, the player must defeat the opponent three times in two 90 second rounds. Breaks are allowed for fighters to regenerate armor and health. "Become A Legend In, "The Wildest Wii Fighter Yet!" Experience 3D weapon and magic duels against the biggest legends of world mythology. Enter powerful battles with a rich assortment of blade weapons and tons of magical attacks. Dodge giant creatures and even wield two weapons at the same time."

Screenshots

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