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It would also be cool to be able to add the Hasselhoff music video, but I doubt would be allowed. I also think it would be cool to have a 'Bonus' section for playing behind the scenes stuff and maybe the Hackerman time travel tutorial, though when he mentions the '3.5 floppy,' it looks a lot more like a 5.25 floppy instead. I only plan to upload it to like I did here: and maybe list the link on a few sites/forums to get the word out. I would also like to do the same for 'Kung Fury' if it is also public domain. Romero so old-school computer users can watch it on early 90s DOS/W95 systems from a USB (FreeDOS has support) or CD-ROM simply because I can. The original epic introduction to the eternal Kung Fury beat 'em up saga quickly became popular among fans as a true retro arcade-style action game. I am asking because I recently made a 16-color, DVD-like menu for 'Night of the Living Dead' (1968) by George A.

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You can also find phrases used like 'released to the public', 'available for free', or 'released for free online' (that one is from the Kickstarter) and so forth in regards to the movie, though I actually do not know what that means.

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This review is based on a digital copy of Kung Fury: Street Rage for Steam purchased personally.Is Kung Fury actually public domain (CC0)? I was just wondering because not only can you find it on but some public domain movie sites also have it listed as public domain. Fingers crossed we get it but, for now, grab this game ASAP and see which of your friends has the strongest Kung Fu(ry).

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It even leaves you wanting for a full blown side scrolling brawler. Kung Fury: Street Rage wouldn’t be out of place in a classic arcade with a long line of players and spectators as each brave soul tries to top the high-score. The simple controls still end up with some pretty awesome events happening on screen when you get timing down well enough to string together hundreds of attacks without getting hit. Once you understand the classic high score appeal of the game, it is a treat to play. Timing and enemy pattern awareness is key as you lay the beatdown on an endless wave of enemies in pursuit of the high score. Kung Fury: Street Rage takes some characters from the movie and puts them in a very simple tie-in game that's surprisingly fun. It's available for free on YouTube and totally worth a watch. The game itself forgoes intricate and complex controls for literally two inputs: left or right. The short film Kung Fury is a homage to 80's martial arts/police films with plenty of over-the-top action.

If this were a legit cabinet, tons of quarters would be sunk in. The original epic introduction to the eternal Kung Fury beat em up saga quickly became popular among fans as a true retro arcade-style action game. The experience is even treated as if you’ve walked up to a machine at your local arcade. Music, style, gameplay, and graphics all scream retro. The retro styling of the film’s music is also in place and “retro” as theme overall is the strength of this game. Kung Fury: Street Rage, coming it at a pedestrian $1.99, has an art direction that reflects the film but also will remind many of the old school brawlers such as Streets of Rage and Double Dragon. It’s been critically well received, is a must see, and has received a surprise video game adaptation via Hello There AB devs. Kung Fury the film has become somewhat of a cult hit, mocking the cop action films of the 80s in glorious fashion.

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