Far East of Eden - Tengai Makyou Shinden ~ Far East of Eden - Kabuki Klash (Japan)
Neo Geo CD
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Reviewed in 1995
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✪ Reviewed on May 16, 2024
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Hudson fighter offering refreshing change of scenery in a fantasised feudal Japan, with colourful cast. System less refined than SNK's but the mood is unique. A likeable console curiosity.
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Fighting2 players12+
Description
The colourful characters of the Tengai Makyou RPG clash in this crazy and parodic SNK fighting game. Published by SNK, released in Japan in September 1995. One-on-one combat with iconic Far East of Eden characters, visually spectacular explosive special techniques. Japanese edition.
Far East of Eden - Tengai Makyou Shinden ~ Far East of Eden - Kabuki Klash review
Complete: box, manual and disc/cart very clean. Lightly handled.
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Collector interest
Hudson and SNK Japanese September 1995 edition of the Neo Geo CD port of Far East of Eden Kabuki Klash, a fighter inspired by Hudson's Tengai Makyou franchise, a rare cross-studio collaboration. The Japanese cartridge keeps the original Japanese voices and the jidaigeki folkloric references that define the Tengai Makyou universe. Desirability rests on the rarity of the Hudson collaboration on Neo Geo CD and on the absence of an AES export outside Japan.
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A fighter tinged with role-playing where colorful heroes clash in duels packed with spectacular moves and personality. The competition blends technique and whimsy, each fighter imposing their rhythm and signature attacks. Charming and accessible, it serves good-natured humor and makes face-offs a relaxed pleasure where rivalry always stays convivial, round after round.
Is Far East of Eden - Tengai Makyou Shinden ~ Far East of Eden - Kabuki Klash still worth playing in 2026?
Kabuki Klash, also known as Tengai Makyou Shinden, brings a Hudson versus fighter to a fantasised feudal Japan. The Far East of Eden cast is colourful, the atmosphere unique and the visual signature recognisable. The combat system stays rougher and less refined than its SNK contemporaries, but the exoticism and humour make up for it. On Neo Geo CD, the CD soundtrack particularly serves the musical identity. For lovers of offbeat 2D fighters and rare Japanese licences, an amiable curiosity today, worth trying for the context.
