International Karate

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Platform: Sinclair ZX Spectrum

Game: International Karate

Publisher: System 3

Year: 1985

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Description

International Karate (also known as World Karate Championship) is a karate computer game published in 1985 by System 3 for the ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64, Amstrad CPC and Atari 8-bit family of computers. Versions of this game were later released for the Atari ST and the Amiga. There was a PC port too in CGA 4 colors.

The game is a simple beat-em up with a side view. Depending on how well you hit your opponent, you either score a half-point or a full point. There were many backdrops representing different famous locations in the world.

International Karate and World Karate Championship are identical except for the fact that the latter allows you to compete in either Australia or Egypt.

The game was programmed by Archer Maclean, and the music was by Rob Hubbard. Music from International Karate was performed live by a full orchestra at the third Symphonic Game Music Concert in 2005. The event took place in Leipzig, Germany.

A sequel to this game called International Karate + was later released.

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