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Sentences written about this title, gathered by type from the Japanese and English Wikipedia articles (as of 2026-8-30).

People (3)

The One reviewed the arcade version of Mutant Fighter in 1991 as it was undergoing location testing under the title Heroes, stating that "Wonderful graphics, animation and sound make Heroes an outstanding game" and furthermore praises its gameplay and number of different attacks.

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Sinclair User reviewed the arcade version as it was also undergoing location testing, giving it 87 out of 100 and calling it "very classy", praising the game's "amazing" sound effects, and stating that "[Heroes has] great animation and action, particularly if you can find the combination that produces your 'special attack', which will cause serious damage to your opponent.

(English)English Wikipedia"Mutant Fighter"from "Reception"

Video Games also criticized the number of stages available, and called the names of the characters "irrelevant".

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Disputes (1)

In Japan, Game Machine listed Mutant Fighter on their August 15, 1991 issue as being the second most-successful table arcade unit of the month.

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Numbers (1)

German gaming magazine Video Games reviewed the Japanese SNES version of Mutant Fighters under the name Death Brade, giving it an overall score of 22%.

(English)English Wikipedia"Mutant Fighter"from "Reception"

Reception (1)

Video Games also criticized the number of stages available, and called the names of the characters "irrelevant".

(English)English Wikipedia"Mutant Fighter"from "Reception"

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