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"You ain't leavin' this town alive."!
VENDETTA (Crime Fighters 2) GUIDE
V.1.1, last updated: October'04
Written by Quiquer
[email protected]
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SUMMARY
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PREFACE- ABOUT THE AUTHOR
1.- GUIDE REVISION
2.- STORY
3.- COMMANDS
4.- CHARACTERS
5.- WEAPONS
6.- ENEMIES
7.- SUGGESTIONS AND TRICKS
8.- WALKTHROUGH
9.- FAQ
10.- CREDITS
PREFACE- ABOUT THE AUTHOR
=========================
Welcome to my first guide published here in Gamefaqs. Is not the first
guide/walkthrough I've done, though is the first I do in english. I did
it because I found strange that a so good game didn't have any txt here
available to read. Why a guide? Well, the game has a lot of weapons, tricks,
hidden secrets and special movements available, and I think they should be
known so people can get all the juice this beauty has to offer.
1.- GUIDE REVISION
==================
1.1 - added strategy for FAUST, now all the bosses have one strategy to
his defeat.
1.01 - molotov cocktails added to weapons
1.0 - all important (and initial) sections finished
0.9b - guide almost concluded
0.8b - a major advance, lot of sections finished
0.5b - added some levels to the walkthrough
0.4b - Main core of the faq
2.- STORY
=========
Well, about the story... ummm.... same as ever. A rival (and of course: bad
and trouble making in the city) gang has stolen the nice looking gal of the
game and we have to smash their ugly faces so the babe can be returned to us.
You don't need more to increase your testosterone, do you? ;)
3.- COMMANDS
============
Our four friends have 2 kinds of moves, being almost the same in the first
group and varying a little/a lot in the second deppending of which one we
have chosen.
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P - Punch
K - Kick
GENERIC MOVES:
Punch attack: P
Kick attack: K
Knee (grab) attack: forward (when close) + K (*3)
Throw enemy backwards: (when close) + P
Kicks to feet: when lying down, K / P
Quick recover: when lying down, move all directions quickly
When enemy is grabbed:
back + punch: throw backwards, hitting enemies on the way
PERSONAL MOVES
Attack from rear (grab): forward (when close to the enemy's back) +P
(*3 if we are not Hawk)
Smashing the fallen enemy: K when we are on them (repeteadly)
Special standing move: P+K without moving
Special forward/back move: P+K moving forwards/backwards.
When enemy is grabbed:
back + punch: throw backwards, hitting enemies on the way
2P/3P/4P MODE MOVES
Inmobilize enemy (grab): P (when close to the enemy's back)
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Some things to keep in mind:
- the only bosses that you will be able to grab are Ohsugi, Kruel Kurt and
Buzzsaw Bravado
- when doing the attack from rear, Hawk is the only one that can kill
almost any enemy with just that one hit
- of course, it is REALLY HARD to do the attack from rear to final enemies,
however it is not impossible :-)
- while Boomer and Blood do a long forward attack with his special forward
move, Sledge and Hawk do instead a ground-air move (maybe better to
dismount motorcyclers)
- the inmobilizer grab allows you to grab an enemy from behind, so your
partner will be able to hit him/her until that enemy is completely KO. Be
careful, though, as you will be completely defenceless against other
enemies in the screen in that position...
4.- CHARACTERS
==============
Please note that the differences when choosing any of the gang is not only
visual, as you may expect, but affects playability too. They have all the
same stamina, they move at the same velocity around the scenario, the real
differences comes when doing specific moves.
Fun fact: the characters here are based in RL characters/sportists from USA.
So, Blood would be in Mike Tyson (although he doesn't bite any ear as a
special command!!), Hawk is Hulk Hogan, Boomer is Van Damme, and Sledge
would be Mr.T...
BLOOD -> Blood red shirt. The ex-boxer.
Good: like Boomer, one of the fastest in attacking around. Good special
moves.
Bad: nothing really destacable
HAWK -> Blue shirt. Damn, the ressemblance this guy has with the real Hulk
Hogan isn't only in the aspect, some of his moves even seem of the WWF :-)
Former Professional wrestler.
Good: Strongest of the group. What implies he has the strongest moves when
he attacks an enemy from the rear, or when he hits enemies on the floor.
Bad: a bad Special forward, like Sledge... try to avoid its use. Really
slow when he attacks enemies on the floor.
BOOMER -> Yellow bananna shirt. Martial Arts.
Good: like Blood, one of the fastest in attacking around.
Bad: nothing really destacable
SLEDGE-> A punk-bearded guy with a bad attitude. Ex-military convict.
Good: fastest beatin'up enemies on the floor.
Bad: bizarre looking Special forward.
5.- WEAPONS
===========
Some of them are in wooden crates, and/or are carried by certain enemies.
A few notes:
- If it isn't told, the normal use of the item is pushing the 'punch' button.
All the items have a limited number of uses, meaning that you can open your
way with specials and kicks, so the item is longer with you all the way.
- When you go to the next stage, you'll lose your item, so if you are
fighting a boss don't doubt in using all of it against him.
- some items even cannot be carried to other subareas in the stage (plant
pots, iron bins, buckets, and wooden crates). Maybe dynamites too. You will
be noticed because before autowalk to the next subarea, your character will
throw the item away.
And now, the precious objects that will relax knuckles and feet of your
fighters ;-)
Spiked club-> great to kick a bunch of guys out with just one hit. It has
about the same power of a mere Special, but with a little more range.
Iron Chain-> a nice weapon, it gives the same damage as the spiked club,
with the addition you can use it too to hurt fallen enemies.
Knife-> despised by some, the knife hits in series of two hits, so is the
only weapon that needs to be used repeteadly to be really effective. A bad
weapon maybe, being a good alternative just for your fists.
Whip-> works like a spiked club, with a lot more range. Great to knock down
a lot of enemies with just one hit.
Dynamite-> Don't just stare at a dynamite when your enemies throw it at you:
return it to them!! When you do, the dynamite will instantly explossion when
it falls to the floor.
Wooden Crates-> they are a one use item, just pick and throw. It doesn't hurt
very much but think of it as an alternative way to crash them and pick its
item...
Iron bins/Wheels-> now, this is a really nice throwable weapon. Like the
crates, they will throw down your enemies, but instead of crashing when
impacting they will roll forwards until they stop with a scenario or exit
from the screen. They are great when confronting a lot of guys in front of
you, giving a nice bunch of hits.
Plant Pot-> a item with two ways of using it. You can pick it up in the normal
way to throw it, or you can simply hit it with a kick from the floor. Both
ways will destroy it, however with the second, the pot will travel forward
longer, hitting the enemies on its way.
Bucket-> Hah! This is a really humouristic 'weapon'... if it can be named like
that. Like the plant pot it can be thrown or kicked out, destroying itself in
the proccess. However when done right with a fine timing the bucket will trap
your enemy's head, blinding him! if you begin to hit him, he will lose the
bucket when he goes to the floor, nice to do some loud laughs.
Molotov Cocktail-> frankly, I don't like this item. If well thrown can damage
your enemy even three times (if he recovers fast), but its best use comes
against the dogs in the docks (read walkthrough for more info). Be careful
and don't use against very close enemies, unless they're dogs.
Brick-> a one time use item that will insta kill almost any normal enemy in
the game! Use it wisely.
Bottle-> another insta kill item. Use it as if it were a club.
Shotgun-> well, well. This is THE weapon. Don't waste its ammunition madly;
its bullets serve to insta kill almost any normal enemy in the game! The only
enemies that will resist one shot are the hockey masked guys and fat wrestling
dudes. To the final enemies, as you may expect, are not of big use: a shot
will drain them only one energy bar.
6.-ENEMIES
==========
Rocker (the one with red pants): the 'cannon fodder' of the Dead End gang. He
appears in almost all the levels as you may expect. He's not hard to beat, but
this is no Final Fight, and Konami is not Capcom: even if he's belong to the
weakest, he can return you the hits if you try with him the usual mass frontal
kicks and punches, so even when you are in a rush don't think of him as a
'final-fight-dumb-dude' or you may get some marks in the face... think of him
like the "tutorial dude" to confront the rest of the enemies in Vendetta ;D
Best Tactic: any except massive frontal normal attacks (read above).
Club dude: well, not a dude (at least for us!) of course, as he will try to
smash our head. He has the bad habit of hitting us on the floor if we fall. As
they has a heavy club in their hands they hit slow, use that to your advantage.
Best tactic: if you are gonna be close to him, you can both punch/kick him, or
grab him and let him bit your knee/knukles. Frontal normal attacks are great
against him (if the rocker isn't around, of course) when you gain the distance.
Hockey masked looking dude: they seem strong, and are strong. Of course they
are dumb too and have a pattern easy to guess when they are in your way.
Best tactic: same as rocker. Try to grab the wooden boxes before he does it.
Trick: if they managed to throw you and are gonna charge after, DON'T MOVE/HIT
YOUR BUTTONS TO RAISE QUICKER, or you will be hit with his charge for sure.
Wait until they run above you! That wont quit you any of your energy bars.
Brownish jacket rocker: same as standard rocker, except that when he connects
his punches he hits you hard and quick. Don't underestimate him!
Best tactic: same as standard Rocker.
Blond punkie: these junkies like to use their knifes, and are easy to dispatch.
Not a serious problem. However when you go further in the game they will gain
some AI and begin to throw you knifes and dynamites that are easily avoided,
just keep an eye on them when that happens.
Best tactic: like the rocker, not a serious threat...
Redhaired punkie: fights almost like the blond one, except for some moves that
make em different. The redhaired punkie doesn't throw knifes/dynamites, and are
quicker in close distances.
Best tactic: same as standard Rocker.
Fat dudes: they have a sort of wrestling mask on, and fight like wrestlers in
some ways. When they throw you they'll jump to squash that little body of
yours, so recover quickly so that doesn't happens.
Best tactic: same as standard Rocker. Try to grab the iron cans before he does
it.
Tall raincoatted guy: under that gabardine he has some gifts for you. Ever he
makes the move to open it, is that he's gonna throw the cocktail molotovs: go
far from him when that happens. There are just a few of them in the game, but
can be certainly dangerous.
Best tactic: same as hockey masked looking dude. Oh, and don't kick them a lot
when they are on the floor, they can overreact a bit :p
Karate stud: a blondie that has seen too many kungfu movies.
Best tactic: they begin to be a pain in the ass when they appear with some
friends. Try to smash them with your rear moves, when they raise from a fall
and are regaining their breath.
Prostitute: this nasty girl will whip you if you try a frontal attack, so try
to avoid her until you are right on her face, then they won't be a problem.
Shotgun guy: really dangerous! Not for the fact that they have a powerful
weapon in their hands (they don't quit so much energy as you may expect), but
because they can hit you from distances.
Best tactic: NEVER walk to him horizontally if you don't want to bit a bullet.
Try to grab him, but be careful!
7.- SUGGESTIONS AND TRICKS
==========================
- as almost all the street beat'em ups, don't run forward madly if you don't
wanna be overwhelmed with a lot of thugs. Kill the ones already in the screen
and after, advance.
- remember that when playing more players, more and sturdier enemies will
appear. If you are not gonna cooperate well you will be easily dispatched. The
difficulty increases a lot when playing more than one person, so if you are a
maniac perfectionist... play alone!!! :P
- use your enemies as a weapon: pick them up and throw'em against the deadlier
fiends!
- there's a way of easy 'killing' any non-boss enemy! sometimes you have one
area when you can walk forward a good lot of steps. You can grab your enemy,
throw him to the left of the screen, advance until he's outta it and he will
appear no longer!!! or you can do standing specials to your enemy being him
on the left, until he's out of the screen... of course he will not count to
your 'death score points' (the number above your energy bar) but keeping that
in mind, is really nice to know that you can have a quick way to get free of
annoying enemies.
- when attacking fallen enemies, calculate how many hits you can inflict before
that enemy can be a menace for you when he arises, so you can have a good
balance of 'hit and move' to be safer.
- all the bosses have tactics for you to use. Try to find them, or just read
the walkthrough.
- also, don't desperate with any enemy... if a specific kind of enemy is too
annoying for you, just 'special' it, move, and repeat, until hes dead.
8.- WALKTHROUGH
===============
What? A walkthrought to a beat'em up? Are you nuts?
Well, of course I know nobody is gonna get lost when trying to find their path
to the end of the level! But this lil walkthrough can help you a lot if you
desire to perfect your technique, and be the envy of your friends when playing
this game.
So, if you don't wanna to be SERIOUS SPOILED, don't read ahead!! just do it if
you have finished the game one or two times and wanna know some tactics to do
it better, faster, and of course, without introducing one credit after
another...
I managed to finish the game with only a credit and the 2 lives you are given,
so yes, it is possible to finish it with a single (the initial) credit.
Stage One: entering the Dead End City
Description: at the beginning you get sparmed with a lot of enemies, however
this doesn't happen frequently, and fortunately they are a weaker variation of
their standard types so they fall faster than usual. After defeating the first
hockey-looking dude and some of his friends, you begin to have encounters with
the standard dudes (I mean, with their usual energy). Just a bunch of rockers
and club dudes, until you reach the truck, with the first...
Boss: BUZZSAW BRAVADO. As you may expect he's the dumber of the bosses,
however don't be so confident if you don't have a plan further that just
throwing him a massive quantity of kicks and punches. Just remember these
tricks:
- using the Special (the one you don't have to move your controller) move of
your character with the rockers that will jump into the truck with throw'em
away to the road, an easy death for those bad guys!
- when Bravado falls to the ground you have time to do three floor attacks if
you are Boomer, Blood or Sledge, and one with Hawk. And then, if you don't
wanna be hit when he raises, move away. Knock him to the ground, and repeat.
Having this in mind, he shouldn't pose a problem when you get the method.
Stage Two: construction site
Description: when appearing in this stage you'll see inmediately two wooden
crates. One of them has our loved shotgun (muackkk!!). If you administer
nicely your bullets, you should be able to carry it to the mid-stage boss.
After him you will have a short path until you reach the dangerous Missing
Link, the real boss of this scenario.
Mid-Stage Boss: JOE OHSUGI. There's only one mid-stage boss in Vendetta, and
he's Ohsugi. As a mid-stage boss he shouldn't be a problem for you, he hardly
will knock you to the floor. Just punish him hard and quick. Sometimes he will
try to gain distance to use his far range attacks, don't let him to do it.
Boss: MISSING LINK. Until you have a method of attack against ML, you'll
surely be killed more than once. There's a nice method against him, althought
for some odd reason doesn't work well with Hulk Hog... Hawk. The method is
series of 3 kicks against ML all the time. Move to him, 3 kicks, wait for him
to raise, 3 kicks again. Repeat until his end. When he is gonna jump over you,
you can either run away, or "standing special" him when he's gonna do the first
jump (may sound risky, but is a safe method if you know how to do it).
*Trip*: if you are good in the last section of this stage, when the lift has
gone down, the first wooden crate you will see has a chicken. You could bring
it ahead and crash it close to the place ML appears, so you have that extra
energy if things go bad.
Stage Three: night streets
Description: You will some new faces here, like the prostitute or the tall
raincoatted guy. The street lamps can fall down, killing your enemies in
their way if you hit them a couple of times, so it's another quick way to
some nice quick killing spree. You will meet in your way a lot of iron tins,
so get a profit using them well. After the third prostitute in this area,
you will enter in the casino and fight two enemies (maybe three or more, if
you are playing with friends). You have two meal wooden crates hidden in
front of the billiard pool. Thrown the crates right ahead, close to the area
where the final bosses are gonna appear.
Boss: THE RUDE BROS. 'Revenge...is...SWEET!' defeating these two is
seriously difficult if you haven't a chicken close, that's why you should
have thrown here the previous wooden crates. The best method to defeat these
freaks is killing the little one before, without being in the attack line of
the big. Do Specials all the while and don't stand in the same place too
much time, and you'll survive this.
By the way... the little brother is grabbable, I have managed to do it just
a few times, but is really funny the way he moves when grabbed!! :-P
Stage Four: the waterfront
A really short scenario that is all straight-forwarded. Just appearing, you'll
see a shotgun guy trying to do you some nasty holes. A dog will appear when
you try to advance a few inches. A killing trip is that, sometimes, if you
manage to hit the dog in the air with the molotov cocktail in the screen, you
may be able to kill him with just that hit. Maybe a bug? Well, try to get
that precious shotgun, and with it you should be able to reach the final boss.
BOSS: KRUEL KURT. This guy is easier than you think. Just try to grab him with
the knee grab, ever. When he goes to the right to call an assistant (you'll
know because you can't land any attack on him), just go to his side: if the
assistant is a molotov attacker, he will land the cocktail in the face of
Kurt (just move away when the cocktel is thrown , so it doesn't hurt you too).
Try to adivinate when he's gonna crash is anchor against the floor, and when
hes gonna spin himself just move away until he stops spinning. If you are
patient (patience here is basical), you'll kill him easily without losing any
life bar.
Stage Five: the slump
Description: with the third stage, this is the longest scenario of all. If you
have managed to reach here, you should be able to deal with anybody. Just some
very important tips:
- you will confront two shotgun assasins, that is, two nice shotguns to have.
- when you go up on the mid-stage lift, DON'T MOVE!!! some flowerpots will fall,
hitting all in their way. Use the shotgun if you have it, or standing specials
against enemies when they approach, so they fall from the lift.
- after the lift... after you get the second shotgun, try to save at least three
of its bullets, because you will reach one tricky place with three iron bins put
together. In each of them there is a punk that will throw molotovs once you go
close enough. Instead of it, empty your bullets on those nasty iron tins, so
their hideout breaks away.
Boss: FAUST. This fat pimp, as you may guess, has some dirty tricks. If he
manages to throw you away, he will move close to you, and when you raise, he'll
launch an unstoppable fist against you that will drain 4 of your life bars. And
he will call two times for an assistant. I suggest you kill his helpers as soon
as possible, and quick in series of 2 hits, moving away right after they land,
so he can't do his nasty blocking. You have two chicken crates in the screen,
and two iron bins to throw when you want, so feel free to kick his awful butt.
By the way: keep an eye on his energy bar. When it reaches THREE, he will run
towards the right side of the screen, don't let him go away!!!! He will pick
a tommy gun and will begin to shoot around! Just before he begins to do it,
he'll stand there a mere second; be at his side throwing punches madly. If you
are lucky when the invincibility of his standing pose fades off your punches
will reach him. After he bits the dust one or two times he will run cowardly to
the left side, again, don't let that fat bastard run away! He will repeat
the same proccess, so repeat it you too: punch, punch, punch! Hopefully the
last punches will impact that fatty face of him, and you will sing your
victory.
*Addition:* I've found a nice strategy to beat the crap out of Faust (until he
begins to use his tommy gun). Just try to corner him against one of the
screen borders (if possible, best to the right) and special him all the time.
Even if he guards against your first attack he shouldn't be able to cover
against the second, because he hasn't place to move back either. So stand
special him without mercy.
Stage... Extra stage!!: outskirsts of the dead end city (again)
Description: Somebody will feel scammed with this, when you thought all had
finished... a 'bonus' stage with ALL the bosses (including Ohsugi, the midboss
from 2nd stage) appears!! we can divide this stage in three clear areas that
graphically happens in the first bridge area we cross in the beginning of the
game. In each area we will battle two bosses aproximately.
First area: Buzzsaw Bravado & Missing link. Well, if you had problems with
Missing Link... here's with a partner! As Bravado is a very eluctive guy, I
suggest you center in Missing Link, going from above to bottom and from bottom
to above when Bravado gets too close. ML will, instead, go constantly to you,
so he'll be the center of your kicks. When he cries and is above to jump,
prepare to do your standing special at the beginning of his first jump so he
shuts that dirty mouth of him. If you think you'll be not able to do that, do
an escape maneuver to avoid his first and third jump. Kicks, kicks, kicks, and
then Bravado will be alone and easy to you. Don't doubt in using those nice
iron tins to do some bonus damage to these freaks. Oh, and try to avoid all the
damage you can, so you can carry the wooden crate to the next area, with the
chicken in it... it will become REALLY handy there.
Second area: Ohsugi & The rude brothers. Noooo!! Not that damn dwarf akain!!!
this is really a tough battle that will put all your habilities on the ropes.
Are you prepared for it? Obviously, the little critter should be the first to
be your target, but I know... this is easily said than done. That's why you
should try to carry here the chicken from the previous bosses, so with it and
the one is in the boxes here you can have a nice energy airbag.
Third area: and now, for something really different (Copyright by Monty Python)
hehe :p well I guess you already know which one are the bosses you'll have now.
Yeah you got it; the baldie from 4th stage and that fat pimp from the 5th. And
the goddamn pimp will call some SERIOUS non-boss enemies here to aid them. I
know this area can be really chaotic often, and these two move at a decent
pace, so no serious advice here except that you keep always an eye on the
boxes (weapons and energy). I'm writing this cuz both bosses can do severe
damage in a very short period of time. So I suggest that when you have about
half bar of life, go picking the meal :)
Enjoy the ending, the credits, and... oh man what is this? yipee we can start
again with our remaining lives! with a seriously increased difficulty,
however. Is your decission if you still want to continue ;)
9.-FAQ:
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Q: Who's the best / your preferred fighter?
A: Without a doubt, Boomer. Not only because I think martial artists are way
cooler than boxers or wrestlers ;-) but he's maybe the better to survive. All
his personal moves are rather good and quick, and he hasn't serious flaws.
Blood is a fine alternative, too, great when you are two playing. I'd
recommend Sledge or Hawk only to experienced players that want an advanced
challenge.
Q: (low level Spoiler) Hey. I can't find the gay dudes you talk in Stage 3!
My life is ruined without their presence! And where are the sex junkie dogs
from stage five?
A: Some arcades don't have these curious characters. In fact the ones that
were designed to Europe and America, for obvious moral motives. The arcades
that have all the original ingredients are the ones designed for Asia. By the
way, the fact you don't live in Asia doesn't mind that there aren't asian
versions in your arcade store, luckily... I played with a Vendetta arcade
that was an asian one in Barcelona (Spain) the place where I was born :-)
Q: I found a Vendetta arcade but allows only two players, why is that?
A: Like some other arcades from Konami, there are versions for two players,
and others that allow 4 players simultaneously. I've never played a Vendetta
game with 4 players, but I guess must be really chaotic...
Q: this game is not the half as good you are talking...
A: Wha... what?? you are joking right?? uh... well, seriously, this is always
a personal view, but I'm not alone in this. Vendetta has its own legion of
fans, as Final Fight or the Streets of Rage saga from Genesis/MegaDrive may
have. The whys: an unique playability, enemies really original and not the
usual dumb ones (sorry Capcom, but you should learn from Konami in this!),
sex (man, WHAT THE HELL ARE THOSE GUYS FROM STAGE 3 USING TO DRY YOUR
ENERGY?!??), great background music and FXs, and A LOT of attacks with only
two buttons... I really love this game! ;-)
Q: but it's too hard!
A: if anyone tells you this, then tells this other thing: THIS IS NOT FINAL
FIGHT. When we think in street beat'em ups, is easy to think in the model that
Capcom has created, and thats almost always just standing in a strategic place
throwing punches at a lightning velocity so the enemies cannot hit us easily.
Vendetta is more than that, if you try to just punch your enemy again and
again you will begin to receive punches too. You need more strategy, and
change your method every time you confront a different kind of enemy.
Q: I luv this game, give me more similar tittles.
A: Try Sunset Riders and Cowboys of Boo Mesa, that have a similar gameplay,
same humoristic touches, and are from Konami too.
Q: What about the first part of the game: Crime Fighters?
A: Bleurgh!! Don't ever mention that garbage. For my humble opinion, it was
just a bad clone of Double Dragon. Of course it is still curious to see how
some enemies from Vendetta were introduced there before (the prostitute, the
gay dogs/dudes, even Buzzsaw Bravado was there too), and it had also nice
humouristic touches, but it has a zero in playability. It had an extra stage
too with all the bosses in a pack that is great to give you some serious
hysteria attacks ;-) seriously: it is like comparing Street Fighter 1 and
Street Fighter 2, very few things in common, and playability isn't in it.
Q: I don't see any email in your faq and I would like to contact you.
A: Until I reach the non-beta version of this faq (that is, I finish the main
sections) I won't put any email, as it is an unfinished text and I know it
WILL have some mistakes.
(ADDITION: as I have finished the guide now, and is open to more additions,
you can email me with any doubt/advice/trick you can find. The email is in
the top of the faq.)
10.-Credits
===========
Thanks to my friends, and people, who waited for me so many times in front
of the Vendetta arcade waiting for their turn ;-)
Thanks to Psychic-5 from IRC-Hispano (my partner in the 2p mode when playing
Kaillera)
Thanks to my inner circle that has had a serious patience with me, as a hard
gamer I have been so many times
..and thanks to Konami, the creators of, for me, the best street beat'em up
made ever!
