Burning Rival

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Burning Rival
System(s): Sega System 32
Publisher: Sega Enterprises, Ltd.
Developer:
Genre: Fighting

















Number of players: 1-2
Release Date RRP Code
Arcade (System 32)
JP		 ¥? ?

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Burning Rival (バーニングライバル) is a versus fighting game developed by Sega AM2 for Sega System 32 arcade hardware. It is built very similarly to Street Fighter II. ROM data seems to suggest the game is built on the code from AM2's earlier System 32 game Arabian Fight[2].

Sega Logistics Service announced it would end service on Burning Rival arcade machines on March 31, 2017.[3][4]

Gameplay

Characters

Arnold (Karate)
Aims at becoming the greatest karate master in order to compensate the error in which he killed his MASTER while practing the art.
Craze (Fighter)
He is a bad boy, the worst in the town, who is looking forward to opportunity to test his power.
Jackson (Boxer)
He is a Kick_boxing champion. Being too strong, he has no competitor.
Santana (Wrestler)
Nicknamed as The Mexican Flame Wind. He continues to fight in order to earn the medical expenses for his sister.
Shingen (Ghost)
Considered to be a Japanese Samurais ghost. This is very mysterious.
Mr. Chin (Kung-Fu)
He is the owner of a Chinese Restaurant, and also a kung_fu Master.
Asuka (Ninja)
She is a contemporaary female Ninja. She is in pursuit of her brothers whereabouts.
Bill (Footballer)
A former Footballer and currently a henchman of a syndicate, who is battling to quit the organization.

Graphics and art

Nearly all the art was outsourced to animation company Zero‑One. The only graphics created internally at AM2 are the effects, made by Masataka Aochi.

Music and sound

Unlike every other System 32 game, Burning Rival seems to have been designed to play its audio in mono. Rendering the game in stereo reveals that the FM audio uses no stereo effects and all PCM tracks except character voices only exist in the left channel.

The music was composed by Hideaki Miyamoto, who would go on to compose for Hard Dunk and Virtua Striker. The sound effects were created by Tohru Nakabayashi, who had previously worked on Bahamut Senki and Arabian Fight (another System 32 game which this game reuses some sound effects from).

Sound test

A sound test can be accessed in the test menu.

  • 1: [Voice] Announcer
  • 2: [Voice] Announcer
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  • 9: [Voice] Announcer
  • 10: [Voice] Announcer
  • 11: [Effect] Crowd
  • 12: [Effect] Crowd
  • 13: [Effect] Crowd
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  • 37: [Effect] Credit
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  • 41: [Voice]
  • 42: [Voice] Bill
  • 43: [Voice] Bill
  • 44: [Voice] Bill
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  • 51: [Voice] Bill
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  • 53: [Voice] Bill
  • 54: [Voice] Bill
  • 55: [Voice] Santana
  • 56: [Voice] Santana
  • 57: [Voice] Santana
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  • 64: [Voice] Santana
  • 65: [Voice] Santana
  • 66: [Voice] Santana
  • 67: [Voice] Arnold
  • 68: [Voice] Arnold
  • 69: [Voice] Arnold
  • 70: [Voice] Arnold
  • 71: [Voice] Arnold
  • 72: [Voice] Arnold
  • 73: [Voice] Arnold
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  • 75: [Voice] Arnold
  • 76: [Voice] Arnold
  • 77: [Voice] Arnold
  • 78: [Voice] Arnold
  • 79: [Voice] Jackson
  • 80: [Voice] Jackson
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  • 91: [Voice] Mr.Chin
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  • 105: [Voice] Shingen
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  • 116: [Voice] Craze
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  • 131: [Voice] Asuka
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  • 144: [Voice] Asuka
  • 145: [Voice] Bill
  • 146: [Voice] Santana
  • 147: [Voice] Arnold
  • 148: [Voice] Jackson
  • 149: [Voice] Mr.Chin
  • 150: [Voice] Shingen
  • 151: [Voice] Craze
  • 152: [Voice] Asuka
  • 153: [Voice] Menu Announcer
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  • 172: [Voice] Asuka
  • 173: [Music] Bill's Stage
  • 174: [Music] Santana's Stage
  • 175: [Music] Arnold's Stage
  • 176: [Music] Mr.Chin's Stage
  • 177: [Music] Shingen's Stage
  • 178: [Music] Jackson's Stage
  • 179: [Music] Craze's Stage
  • 180: [Music] Asuka's Stage
  • 181: [Music] Opening
  • 182: [Music] Player Select
  • 183: [Music] VS
  • 184: [Music] Game Over
  • 185: [Music] Stage End
  • 186: [Music] Congratulations / Continue
  • 187: [Music] Danger
  • 188: [Music] Unused Jingle
  • 189: [Music] Credits
  • 190: [Music] Bill's Ending
  • 191: [Music] Arnold's Ending
  • 192: [Music] Craze's Ending
  • 193: [Music] Jackson's Ending
  • 194: [Music] Santana's Ending
  • 195: [Music] Shingen's Ending
  • 196: [Music] Mr.Chin's Ending
  • 197: [Music] Asuka's Ending
  • 198: [Music] New Challenger

History

Development

Data from Sega AM2's previous game Arabian Fight is present in the ROM data[2], suggesting the game may have been built on the code of Arabian Fight.

Production credits

Main article: Burning Rival/Production credits.

Magazine articles

Main article: Burning Rival/Magazine articles.

Promotional material

Burning Rival Japan Flyer Front.jpg
JP Flyer
Burning Rival Japan Flyer Front.jpg

Physical scans

System 32, JP
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"Top" instructions
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"Long" instructions
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Instuction card(s)

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Sega Arcade History, Enterbrain, page 128
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 The Cutting Room Floor: Burning Rival
  3. ↑ File:SegaProductsTerminationAnnouncement 2016-11 JP.pdf
  4. ↑ File:SegaProductsTerminationAnnouncement 2016-12.pdf
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