Supreme Warrior

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Description

Supreme Warrior is a full-motion video fighting game. The game, or interactive movie, is set in China hundreds of years ago. You are tasked with protecting half of a magical mask. The wearer of the mask will be granted untold power. Unfortunately, the villanous Wang Tu has the other half of the mask, and wants your half badly. So, you must fight off Wang Tu's minions, and eventually Fang Tu himself.

The gameplay in Supreme Warrior consists of digitized video with interactive elements. At many points during the video, you can unleash a punch, kick, or block. If your timing is correct, you inflict damage on your opponent. If you timing is off, your opponent hurts you.

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Part of the Following Groups

• Gameplay feature: Quick Time Events / QTEs
• Games referenced in movies
• Live action cut-scenes

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Critic Reviews

Game Players	3DO	Mar, 1995	80 out of 100	80
FLUX	3DO	Oct, 1994	B-	67
Electronic Gaming Monthly (EGM)	SEGA 32X	Jun, 1995	21.5 out of 40	54
Video Games & Computer Entertainment	3DO	Mar, 1995	5 out of 10	50
Video Games & Computer Entertainment	SEGA CD	Mar, 1995	5 out of 10	50
Electronic Gaming Monthly (EGM)	3DO	Feb, 1995	20 out of 40	50
All Game Guide	SEGA 32X	1998		40
Digital Press - Classic Video Games	SEGA CD	Dec 10, 2003	2 out of 10	20
Power Play	DOS	Dec, 1995	13 out of 100	13
Retro Game Reviews	SEGA 32X	Mar 29, 2018		10

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Trivia

Cancelled Saturn version

A SEGA Saturn version was in development, but was ultimately cancelled.

Film location

The video for Supreme Warrior was shot in Hong Kong at the Shaw Brothers' film studio, where many classic kung fu movies were made in the '70s and even reused a few of the same sets.

Game footage

Portions of the game footage were used in a made-for-TV movie called Maximum Surge, also released on DVD by York Entertainment under the name Game Over. The movie also used footage from Corpse Killer, Prize Fighter, and Quarterback Attack, all FMV games created by Digital Pictures.

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