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"Brutal: Paws of Fury" for the Sega Genesis is a 2D fighting game released in 1994. Developed by GameTek and featuring anthropomorphic animal characters, it offers a unique twist on the traditional fighting game genre. The premise revolves around a martial arts tournament known as the "Paws of Fury" tournament, where fighters from various animal species compete against each other to claim victory. The orchestrator behind the tournament wise and mystical Dali Llama. Players can choose from a roster of eight playable characters, each with their own unique fighting style and special moves. These characters include a tiger, a panda, a kangaroo, and other diverse animal fighters. It features both single-player and multiplayer modes. In the single-player mode, players progress through a series of matches against computer-controlled opponents, with the ultimate goal of defeating the final boss. Players start with no special moves and must earn them by defeating opponents, a refreshing twist on character progression. The gameplay mechanics are typical of traditional 2D fighting games of the era. Players can execute various attacks, including punches, kicks, and special moves, by inputting specific button combinations. Each character has their own set of unique moves and abilities. Controls are standard for the genre, but executing special moves can be challenging and inconsistent. Visually, the game has colorful and detailed sprite graphics, with well-animated characters and vibrant backgrounds. The character designs are imaginative and reflect the diverse range of animal species represented in the game. Overall, "Brutal: Paws of Fury" offers an engaging fighting experience for fans of the genre, with its unique animal-themed characters, diverse fighting styles, and solid gameplay mechanics. Its appealing and offering unique character concepts, but the steep difficulty hinder its potential, and it lacks the depth and enduring appeal to become a standout title in the fighting game genre.