Now is the time for wild ninja fighting to avenge wrong which requires righting! Prove your combat skill -- and your ability to slaughter more guys in black pajamas than your friends can! Fight for justice -- fight for revenge -- fight for honor!
Fist of Discomfort is a retro styled brawler for one to four players, using oldschool Commodore 64 style graphics and classic 8-bit style music. It provides both a challenging single player experience, and a wild four player party game that's sure to please your friends and draw customers in groups. Four times the players means four times the profit, and most importantly, four times the fun!
You set the price per game, which goes into your pocket -- or you can set it to Free Play. High scores are trackable using optional 1 prim scoreboards. Game itself is 31 primitives, and copyable so you can install it in multiple locations, but no-mod and no-trans. Lag and packet drops can cause drops in gameplay quality. If you'd like to have this game give ticket rewards which your patrons can convert into prizes, use the optional "Arcade Ticket and Prize System", on sale at Insert Coin Arcade.
Want to try it out for yourself, or buy other original arcade games? Visit Insert Coin Arcade! (SLURL Teleport Link!)
CURRENT VERSION: 3.0. July 6, 2007. First public release.
New feature for all games in 2008: If the top score gets knocked off the high score board, the game will IM them to let them know who their new rival is! Great for encouraging return visits! (If you own an earlier version of the scoreboard, free upgrades are available at Insert Coin Arcade.)
-An Insert Coin Arcade / Seven's Selections Product
This product is partly based on the OpenArcade System by Seven Shikami, available free at Insert Coin Arcade.
(NOTE: This product is available for slightly less at L$250 at our in-SL arcade. Markup is due to SLExchange's markup rates.)
This is so awesome!
I know that back then, I collected Seven Shikami arcade games. I had the original DDR. And to think that this is L$260 and still around? It's still an awesome deal, it's a pretty cool piece of nostalgia, and what's more, it's so much cheaper than I remember!