Arcade
Armored Warriors
DEV
Capcom
REL
Oct '94
Oct '94
Oct '94
ALSO
About

Armored Warriors is a unique mech-based late-generation brawler from Capcom. Its refined combat engine features large movesets, ammo-based projectiles, and manic explosion-filled action. Its groundbreaking weapon system allows you to equip parts on your mech, changing your attacks permanently.

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Story

In the year 2281, the United Earth Government and the Principalities of Raia concluded a cease fire agreement ending a war that lasted for half a century.

One year has passed since that agreement... The 18th scouting party reported that the Raian capital "Melkide" has been captured by an army of unknown origin.

The United Earth Government decided to dispatch an army to Raia to retake the capital and rescue the citizens.

However, the true purpose of this operation was to bring Raia under Earth's control, once the mysterious army was eliminated.

This fact was never made public...

Trivia

The mechs featured in Armored Warriors would later be featured in Capcom's arcade fighter, Cyberbots: Full Metal Madness.

Armored Warriors is the only brawler with a permanent projectile that requires ammo pickups to replenish.

Release Info
Developer
Capcom
Publisher
Capcom
Released
Oct '94
Oct '94
Oct '94
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Series
$series
Game
Players
3
Structure
Linear
Difficulty
Hard
Gang size
Gigantic (10+)
Variety
?
Playtime
0:45
Combat
Buttons
Attack, Jump, Shoot
Combos
Freeform
Grabs
Contact
Dashing
Double-tap
Enemy H. Bars
+ Names
Item Pickup
Button
Item Stay
Fade
Weapons
Permanent
Death-blow
Health
Friendly Fire
Yes
Char Switch
On death
Ground Hit
Yes
Revive
Invincibility + Knockdown
Restore
End of stage
Style
Art Style
Anime
Sprites
Huge
Setting
Futuristic
Focus
Weapons
Music
Rock
Tone
Serious
Numbers
Fighters
4
Stages
7
Enemies
20
Bosses
8
Weapons
6
Lives
2
Continues
1
Extend
?
Arcade
Monitors
1 Raster CRT
Class
CPS II JAMMA
Sound
Amplified Stereo
Resolution
384 x 224
Slamson Sez
Combat
Enemy
Grafix
Sound
Flava

Armored Warriors is dope. It has all the qualities you'd expect from a late-generation Capcom brawler: excellent presentation, refined combat with dynamic combos, and an interesting gimmick. It's also the only mech brawler in existence, so it gets points for originality. However, it can get extremely hectic at times, especially with three players.

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