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It took 10th place for the Grand Prix and a Special Award in the 7th Gamest Grand Prix (1993) run by the magazine Gamest, as well as 2nd for Best Action Game, 6th for Best Presentation, 3rd for player popularity, 5th for Best Income and 3rd among the year's hit games.
The console versions (apart from Capcom Beat 'Em Up Bundle) are for up to 2 players.
It took 10th place for the Grand Prix in the 7th Gamest Grand Prix (1993) run by the magazine Gamest, as well as 2nd for Best Action Game, 6th for Best Presentation, 3rd for player popularity and 3rd among the year's hit games.
It scored a total of 24 out of 40 in the "Cross Review" in the magazine Famitsu, and 20.7 out of 30 in the "Game Report Card" reader poll in PlayStation Magazine, as set out below.
It scored a total of 23 out of 40 in the "Cross Review" in the magazine Famitsu, and 20.4 out of 30 in the "Game Report Card" reader poll in SATURN FAN, as set out below.
In the game magazine Chouzetsu Daigirin '98 Spring Edition (Tokuma Shoten), published in 1998, it was described as "an almost perfect port, apart from the number who can play at once dropping from the arcade maximum of 3 to 2.
In the arcade version there is a fault by which an enemy pushed off the left or right edge of the screen as it dies disappears and scores nothing; in the PlayStation and Sega Saturn versions it happens only on the right.
In the game magazine Chouzetsu Daigirin '98 Spring Edition (Tokuma Shoten), published in 1998, it was introduced with a positive comment on the play: "the appeal is the bold action of pushing through the stages while scattering swarms of enemies with punches, kicks and weapons".
It was rated positively on graphics and fidelity — "play is reproduced closely" and "we rate highly the spirit of putting a full action game on a mobile phone" — but "the reason it is hard is, after all, the controls.
In Japan, Game Machine listed Warriors of Fate on their December 15, 1992 issue as being the most-popular arcade game at the time.
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