Big Bang Beat
| Big Bang Beat - 1st Impression - | |
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| Developer(s) | NRF |
| Publisher(s) | AliceSoft |
| Platform(s) | Microsoft Windows |
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| Genre(s) | 2D fighting game |
| Mode(s) | Multiplayer, Singleplayer |
Big Bang Beat - 1st Impression - is a dōjin fighting game made by NRF based on the eroge Daibanchou: Big Bang Age by AliceSoft. Released in May 2007, the game borrows some elements from fighting games by Capcom and Arc System Works. In August 2011 the sequel Big Bang Beat - Revolve was released.
Story Mode: The character goes through a series of random fights with two pre-determined mid-bosses. The final boss for every character is Devil Daigo and if beaten on a certain conditions on the opponents, you'll face Kamui as the secret final boss.
VS Hum: A quick 1-on-1 match with a human player
VS Com: A quick 1-on-1 match with a computer-controlled opponent
Survival Mode: An endurance run against randomly selected opponents which continues until the player is KO'ed.
Training Mode: Allows a player to practice moves against an opponent with customizable features.
Replay: Allows playback of a previously recorded fight.
Watch: A quick 1-on-1 match between two computer-controlled characters
Option: Allows various gameplay and minor system behaviors to be changed.
Playable Characters
Secret Playable Characters (Selected by holding down the B-Button while highlighting any character, then pressing a direction)
Unplayable Characters/Boss
There are several key gameplay Mechanics unique to Big Bang Beat
P-Gauge: The P-Gauge is placed directly under the Health Bar, and monitors usage of special moves. Whenever a special move (or, in versions after 1.01, the strong attack) is used, this meter depletes. If a move would consume an amount of power that is greater than what is available, it cannot be performed. This meter automatically fills, or can be filled faster by using the game's "Charge" feature, which leaves the player vulnerable to attack. As the player loses health, the P-Gauge can "fill in" the empty parts of the Health Bar, thus allowing the player to use more specials if his/her life is low.
Attack Power Correction Value: Represented by a number near the center of the screen. When the P-Gauge is full, by holding the "Charge" button and rapidly pushing the directional buttons, the player can sacrifice health for increased damage from all of his/her character's attacks. The maximum value places attacks at 199% power and leaves the character with 1 health point.
B-Power Gauge: The game's "Super Bar." This bar is filled either by attacking the opponent or by picking up stones dropped by attacked opponents, known as "B Stones." When the number on the bar (called the "B-Power Stock") is 100 or higher, the player can execute one of several techniques that depend on this gauge:
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