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I remember picking up Kung-Fu Master for my Game Boy around 1990. It was published by Irem, the same company behind the arcade original, and it felt like a natural fit for the handheld. In an era dominated by puzzle games and simpler platformers, this was a straightforward action title you could carry in your pocket.

You control a martial artist named Thomas, fighting through five floors of a pagoda to rescue your girlfriend Sylvia. The game progresses screen by screen; you move left or right, and enemies pour in from both sides. Your main actions are punching, kicking, and jumping. You can also pick up a knife for a temporary weapon or collect scrolls for points. The pacing is relentless, with enemies constantly spawning, and the difficulty ramps up quickly. Playing it feels like a tense, non-stop brawl where a single mistake can cost you a life.