Hey Punk! Are You Tuff E Nuff?

aka: Dead Dance, Tuff E Nuff

Moby ID: 15577

Released

1993 on SNES

Credits

19 people

Releases by Date (by platform)

Publishers

Developers

Jaleco Ltd.

Moby Score

7.2

#10,465 of 24.3K

Critics

74% (11)

Players

(4)

Review Ranking

#275 on SNES

Collected By

12 players

Genre: Action
Perspective: Side view
Visual: 2D scrolling
Gameplay: Arcade
Fighting

SNES Specs

Number of Players Supported: 1-2 Players
Save Game Methods: Password

Description

Following a great war that destroys most of the earth, Tuff E Nuff sees four of the earth's toughest people come together to do battle, and earn the right to attempt to depose the mighty ruler. Gameplay is standard beat 'em up style action, featuring most of the conventions of the genre. The characters have a range of kicks, punches and throws, and each fight at their own base. The 90-second time limit can be turned on or off. Fights are best-of-three, with points awarded for each hit, and for overall victory.

Spellings

デッド・ダンス - Japanese spelling

Screenshots

Credits (SNES version)

19 People (13 developers, 6 thanks)

Written by	Kōji Aoki
Character Design by	Mr. Kamikaze Kōji Hasegawa (credited as Mr. Hasegawa) Yuki Arai
Programmed by	Byontar Nottengham Kenichi Kase
Character Graphics by	Mr. Kamikaze Kōji Hasegawa (credited as Mr. Hasegawa) Keiichi Maekawa (credited as BIGRUN·VADER=LAKUKU) Nobuyuki Kuramochi (credited as KURAMOCHIDA!) VULTURE V2 PILOT·BOOBY. UM FUKUCHIKA by AKAI
Background Graphics by	Helper M !? Nobuyuki Kuramochi (credited as KURAMOCHIDA!)
Sound composed by	Yasuhiko Takashiba Suguru Ishida
Special Thanks to	Hoshi Kazuaki (GANBA) Takeshi Ōhara (credited as KURONEKO) Kachisato Morita Takuro Mizutani (credited as Mizutani) All JALECO Staff TUFF E NUFF Project Team
Directed by	Yuki Arai (since 1989)

Reviews

Critics

Average score: 74% (based on 11 ratings)

Players

Average score: 3.2 out of 5 (based on 4 ratings with 0 reviews)

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Trivia

Japanese version

There are a number of changes from the original Japanese to the US version: * The setting was moved into the future: 2151 instead of 200x. * In the Japanese version, there are short dialogues between the opponents before the fight starts. Those were completely removed. * In the original version, all characters except the end boss suffer head injuries when their energy bar hits less than 50%. * The ending cutscenes were removed in the US version.

A detailed list of changes can be found on schnittberichte.com (German).

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Game added by Martin Smith.

Nintendo Switch added by Rik Hideto. Antstream added by lights out party.

Additional contributors: chirinea, Patrick Bregger, ryanbus84, Rik Hideto.

Game added November 24, 2004. Last modified February 22, 2023.