HUMAN KILLING MACHINE FAQ v1.7 By SuperF. May 2004.

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=Introduction=
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Since most people either don't remember or have never even played the
unofficial Street Fighter sequel, I decided to make this section with some
descriptions of the different characters and their stages.

HKM was the unofficial sequel to Capcom's SF1, released by Go!/US Gold in 
Mar 1989. It was out on the five 8 and 16-bit computers of the day, and 
used exactly the same 2D game engine as the home versions of SF, which was 
converted by Tiertex (the company responsible for Strider and 720). 
Gameplay wise, there was one attack button, with faster presses giving 
more powerful moves.

There was no block command, only "lean away". There were no throws, 
fireballs or other special moves. Combos were therefore more or less 
impossible beyond 2 or 3 hits. There is a brick-breaking bonus round half
way through, but ultimately the background graphics were the only good 
point about this game...

Battles are played one-on-one, in a "best of 3" knockdowns format, with
no time limit. The enemy's energy bar slowly recharged if they weren't 
attacked for a while. Furthermore, Continues were limited, so some people 
didn't even get to see the short static end sequence.


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=Abbreviations and Symbols=
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   f: Forward (Towards the opponent)
   b: Backward (Away from the opponent)
   d: Down
   u: Up

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=Controls=
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You could use a joystick or keys, with the following directions:

  ub  u  uf      Jump Up-Back        Jump Up      Jump Up-Forward
    \ | /
 b -- n -- f     Walk Back           Neutral      Walk Forward
    / | \
  db  d  df      Crouch              Crouch       Offensive Crouch

Regardless of if you are crouching, standing or airborne:

back    + attack gives a spin kick
neutral + attack gives a punch
forward + attack gives a straight kick


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=Characters=
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Kwon is the only playable character. :( He looks a little bit like 
Dee Jay the kickboxer from Super SF2!
He must travel the globe testing his skills against other combatants
(two per country, multiloaded), with the ultimate goal of beating 
them all and becoming the world champion.

Here are the other (CPU) characters by stage.

MOSCOW Russia (looks like the Kremlin):
Igor     - Big military guy with mustache that uses a rifle
Shepski  - Rabid dog that is low to the ground and bites

AMSTERDAM Netherlands (red light district):
Maria    - brunette wears a bikini and uses lots of kicks
Helga    - wears a dress and boots and gets you with a cornertrap

BARCELONA Spain (inside a ring):
Miguel   - blue bloke that has a big stick
Brutus   - the bull is best attacked with punches

GERMANY Europe (log house in a forest):
Hans     - blonde, is tackled low
Franz    - wears a suit and throws bottles

BEIRUT Lebanon, Middle East (beside a tank):
Sagan    - wears a thobe/kaffiyeh and is tackled with sweeps
Merkeva  - bare-chested and has large boots


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=Misc/Cheats=
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Programmed by Mark Haigh-Hutchinson and music by Mark Tait.
By pressing C on the keyboard during gameplay, you can change the bg color.
Hold down G and O and then press X whilst playing to advance a level.

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=Legal=
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