Jackie Chan Kung Fu

My fiance loves his game.

This isn't a review about this game I bought although the game itself is very good quality and great colour, and awesome controls. No, this is a review about Lukie Games. I am extremely happy with the selection of games and products to choose from and if somthing is out of stock you can go on a waiting list. The prices are very fair and competitive, and I haven't had 1 problem with a single item I have ordered from them. I love their lukie points program too, I have gotten so many free things becuaSe of this. I very rarely buy anything NES related from any where else anymore, and if I have to buy an expensive rare game it will always be through lukie games. Thank you for all your hard work and you have a loyal customer for life!'

Super fun game. The game controls are spot on. A must have for any NES collection.

What can you say about a Jackie Chan video game on the NES? It's immediatly awesome and if you haven't pressed to buy yet, I don't know what else it will take. A classic Kung-Fu plot where you have to travel across a land, guided by an old master, to save your sister starts us off with a good premiss for pretty much anyone who's a fan of Jackie Chan. The game is usual side scroller stuff, where you go from left to right and punch people in the face. The enemies range from regular Kung-Fu masters, to frogs, to Kappas, and even a cloud boss (yeah, Chan comes off as even more awesome than ever some how). The game play is smooth and even compares to Donkey Kong Country in this department. I can seem short and easy (it took me 3 tries to beat the game) and the player character has too little recovery time, but minor problems that don't stop this game from being one of the most underrated titles in the NES library.