Sketch will come across various items as he makes his way through the pages of Comix Zone. The catch, on top of being slow and easy for enemies to interrupt, is that it drains a not-insignificant chunk of Sketch's life meter and is almost never worth the sacrifice. The airplane will fly all the way to the end of the panel, turn, and fly all the way back to the opposite end of the panel. *This is a secret move that will cause Sketch to tear a piece of the background off and fold it into a paper airplane and throw it to do a big chunk of damage to enemies and objects (and Sketch himself if he's not careful). Up + A when hanging - High kicks, damages enemies to Sketch's left and right.Forward + A when close to an enemy - Grab.Forward + A when close to an object or wall - Shoulder slam.A during a jump straight up - Spinning kick, damages enemies in front of and behind Sketch.Back + A - Forward kick, quickly turns and attacks enemies behind Sketch.Diagonal forward/down + A - Low kick, will advance forward if done repeatedly.
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Diagonal forward/up + A repeatedly - Roundhouse kicks, a series of high kicks that gradually advance forwards.A repeatedly - Punch combo, a flurry of left and right straights.A - Punch, a basic standing forward punch.Remember that attacking objects drains Sketch's health, but is sometimes necessary to proceed. After landing enough regular blows, Sketch will do a powerful combo finisher that will send the enemy flying, depending on the attack being used at the time. Enemies block often, especially in later stages, and the secret to defeating them will be mixing up your high, low, and middle attacks. Sketch has a remarkable number of attacks at his disposal. *This is the block button by default, but you can set blocking to automatically happen when you're not doing anything else and use this button to do a powerful (but life-draining) special attack, or a taunt, which does nothing.
Button layout is customizable in the options. Most versions of the game since the original will use the six-button scheme by default, though the Wii Virtual Console version will use the three button scheme if you play it with just a Wii Remote. Thanks, Mortus.Ĭomix Zone has a two different possible control schemes, depending on if you're using a three- or six-button Genesis controller.
Now Sketch will have to fight his way through his own comic, which Mortus has filled with traps and enemies. Then he doesn't set the comic on fire or rip it up.
Instead of doing something practical like tossing him out a window, Mortus sends Sketch into the comic. Mortus is still just a drawing, but will become a real boy if he kills his creator, because that's just how these things work. Comix Zone is perhaps one of the most 90's games ever created, with its mutants, rats, buttrock soundtrack, and more attitude than you can wave a Skip-It at.Ĭomic artist Sketch Turner is hard at work when his comic book, oddly-titled "Comix Zone," is struck by lightning, which somehow doesn't set it on fire, and instead brings the book's villain, Mortus, into the real world. That's a shame, because Comix Zone is a game with a lot of style, only becoming more charming as we move farther away from 1995. Comix Zone came out at a time when everyone was sick of beat-em-ups, especially 16-bit ones, with the next generation of consoles right around the corner.
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