Hacha Mecha Fighter (19th Sep. 1991, protected, set 2) [Use the unprotected bootleg, instead!]

To master Hacha Mecha Fighter, first, you need to understand the basic controls. The game typically uses a joystick for movement and a set of buttons for attacks. Moving the joystick left and right allows your mecha to move horizontally, while up and down can be used for special actions like jumping or crouching. For attacks, the punch and kick buttons are the most basic. Pressing the punch button will make your mecha throw a quick punch, and the kick button will result in a kick. To perform special moves, you usually need to input a specific combination of joystick movements and button presses. For example, a common special move might involve moving the joystick in a quarter - circle motion followed by pressing a specific button. When facing an opponent, it's important to observe their movements. Notice their attack patterns and try to predict when they will strike. You can then use this information to dodge their attacks and counter - attack. In some arenas, you can use the environment to your advantage. If there are obstacles, you can use them to block an opponent's attack or to launch a surprise attack from behind. Another important strategy is to manage your energy. Special moves usually consume more energy than normal attacks. So, use them wisely. If you run out of energy, you'll be at a significant disadvantage in the battle. Also, pay attention to the timing of your attacks. A well - timed attack can not only deal more damage but also interrupt your opponent's actions. Practice different mecha characters to find the one that suits your playstyle the best. Each mecha has its own strengths and weaknesses, and mastering a particular mecha can give you an edge in the game.