Sho Kamui
A balanced Japanese martial artist and one of the series' central fighters.
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Joystick | Move, crouch, and jump |
|---|---|
A | Light punch |
B | Light kick |
C | Heavy punch |
D | Heavy kick |
Joystick directionA+B | Throw an opponent when in range The exact throw input can vary by character or move context. |
Arcade controls use a joystick and four attack buttons.
Button assignments follow the standard Neo Geo-style A/B/C/D layout.
Special moves require directional joystick inputs combined with attack buttons.
How it plays
Breakers Revenge is a side-view, one-on-one 2D fighting game. Players select a character and fight through a series of best-of-three rounds, using attacks, jumps, blocking, throws, and character-specific special moves.
The roster includes returning fighters and the new character Rila. Players progress through arcade opponents toward a final battle, while versus mode supports direct competition. Health, timing, distance, and meter management are central to winning exchanges.
Plan your run
Learn the normal attacks that reliably cancel into each character's special moves, then practice confirming hits before committing to a full combo.
Control space with safe pokes and anti-air attacks rather than jumping constantly. Save meter for reliable reversals, enhanced special moves, or a round-closing combo, and pay attention to the opponent's recovery after blocked attacks.
Meet the cast
A balanced Japanese martial artist and one of the series' central fighters.
A fast, agile fighter who combines mobility with strong close-range attacks.
A powerful fighter from Brazil with a forceful, damage-oriented style.
A flamboyant European fighter who uses a distinctive fencing-inspired style.
A large American wrestler who relies on strength, throws, and reach.
A mysterious Egyptian fighter with unusual techniques and powerful attacks.
A young fighter with a playful appearance and unconventional moves.
A ninja-style fighter specializing in speed and technical attacks.
The additional playable fighter introduced in Breakers Revenge, known for her close-range pressure.
Before you begin
Use training and versus matches to learn each character's special-move ranges.
Avoid repeated unsafe attacks; experienced opponents can punish recovery.
Rila is available as part of the Revenge roster rather than requiring a documented unlock.
Breakers Revenge is a 1998 arcade fighting game developed and published by Visco Corporation. It is the second entry in the Breakers series and expands the original game's fast, technical one-on-one combat with a revised roster and balance changes. Matches take place in compact arenas where players use normal attacks, special moves, throws, and defensive techniques to defeat an opponent. The game was released for arcade hardware, including Neo Geo MVS systems. Although it received less attention than major fighting franchises of the period, it developed a strong reputation among arcade fighting-game enthusiasts for responsive controls, unusual characters, and an emphasis on momentum and precise spacing.
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