Flying Dragon(Hiryu no Ken) series

[Kulluminatii]

I was wondering if anyone remembers playing Flying Dragon for the n64. For those few people who did play it, most of them liked it. It was a mix of fighting and rpg collecting which made it scream replay-value. But it did not fair so well in America and now I think the sequels are Japan-only. I was wondering if anyone can give me the names of Flying Dragon games that have been released in Japan and maybe even Europe for the n64 all the way to this current gen.

-Virtual Hiryu no Ken- playstation

-Vitrual Hiryu no Ken Dash- playstation

-Virtual Hiryu no Ken 64- nintendo 64(have this system)

-Hiryu no Ken Gaiden- Gameboy

-SD Hiryu no Ken Gaiden- Gameboy

-SD Hiryu no Ken EX- Gameboy color

-SD Hiryu no Ken Densetsu- nintendo64

-Hiryu no Ken Twin- nintendo64

Here is a link of a pic of Virtual Hiryu no Ken for the playstation 1 that is from this site.

limk: http://www.digitpress.com/archives/didyouknow_fightin.htm

He/she talks about the game in the first paragraph and a picture of the cover is in the 9th row of pictures.

If anyone can give me any information at all about any of these games or if you guys can find pictures of any of these games I would greatly appreciate it. By the way this is my first post
:D

[Evangelion-01]

i dont think this goes in here @_@

[Zexmaix]

Yea, don't think this goes here, but just commenting anyways.

Yeah I LOVE the Flying Dragon games. The RPG elements to them just make them so great, and all the more reason to continue playing so you get that next item or evolve your equipment or what not.

Picked it up for the N64 a while ago, at least 4-5 years ago, and loved it. Sold my N64 however, but then once I bought another N64 a little over a year ago, it was one of the first games I went searching for. And it's sitting proudly with the rest of my games right now.

There is actually a Flying Dragon game for the NES as well. However it is not a fighting game, it is a side-scrolling platform game. The controls are a little quirky for it too and it's not that outstanding of a game. But it's Flying Dragon none the less.

[Kulluminatii]

oops sry for posting in the wrong forums. And I didnt know that the series went back that far, I thought it started on the SNES. If anyone knows of an online store that sells any of the games I listed, please reply and tell me!!!!!!!! Too bad I sold my NES a while back or I would try to find those games also. Their is another way to play the games that I listed.....but thats illegal :P

[Berserker]

Yeah, this should be in VG. Moving there now.

EDIT: Er, oops, make that Import-Mania. Thanks VG mods for bumping this'n over here.

[Arringtastic1992]

I was wondering if anyone remembers playing Flying Dragon for the n64. For those few people who did play it, most of them liked it. It was a mix of fighting and rpg collecting which made it scream replay-value. But it did not fair so well in America and now I think the sequels are Japan-only. I was wondering if anyone can give me the names of Flying Dragon games that have been released in Japan and maybe even Europe for the n64 all the way to this current gen.

-Virtual Hiryu no Ken- playstation

-Vitrual Hiryu no Ken Dash- playstation

-Virtual Hiryu no Ken 64- nintendo 64(have this system)

-Hiryu no Ken Gaiden- Gameboy

-SD Hiryu no Ken Gaiden- Gameboy

-SD Hiryu no Ken EX- Gameboy color

-SD Hiryu no Ken Densetsu- nintendo64

-Hiryu no Ken Twin- nintendo64

Here is a link of a pic of Virtual Hiryu no Ken for the playstation 1 that is from this site.

limk: http://www.digitpress.com/archives/didyouknow_fightin.htm

He/she talks about the game in the first paragraph and a picture of the cover is in the 9th row of pictures.

If anyone can give me any information at all about any of these games or if you guys can find pictures of any of these games I would greatly appreciate it. By the way this is my first post
:D

Virtual Hiryu no Ken Dash for PSX and Virtual Hiryu no Ken 64 for N64 are cancelled.

[Aussie2B]

I kinda doubt TC is gonna see your response when they haven't posted since 2005.