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Button BX or K
Button X / Turbo AA or U
Button Y / Turbo BS or I
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๐ŸŽฎ VISUAL CONTROLLER MAPPING & GAMEPAD DIAGRAM Auto-Detect: Active
L1 / LB R1 / RB SELECT START Y X A B RETRO ARCADE
Gamepad InputRetro FunctionKeyboard Key
D-Pad / AnalogCharacter Movement / Steeringโ–ฒ โ–ผ โ—„ โ–บ
Button A (East)Primary Action / Attack / FireZ / K
Button B (South)Secondary / Jump / CancelX / J
Button X / YSpecial / Turbo / Extra FireA / S
SelectInsert Coin / Select OptionRight Shift
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Kung Fu Taikun
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Game title:Kung Fu Taikun
Platform:Arcade
Author (released): Unknown (1984)
Emulator Core:MAME2003_PLUS
Game Manual: ๐Ÿ“– Official Manual (Built-in)
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License:Freeware / Abandonware
Available online emulators for Kung Fu Taikun:

Different online emulators are available for Kung Fu Taikun. Select an emulator core below for optimal performance:

Emulator Core EngineTechnologyMultiplayerGamepadTouchAdsAction / Switch
EmulatorJS (Default WebAssembly) WebAssembly / JSYESYES YESNO โ–ถ ACTIVE
Arcade (Recommended) WebAssembly / LibretroYESYES YESNO PLAY โšก
MAME 2003 Plus WebAssembly / LibretroYESYES YESNO PLAY โšก
FB Alpha 2012 (CPS-1) WebAssembly / LibretroYESYES YESNO PLAY โšก
FB Alpha 2012 (CPS-2) WebAssembly / LibretroYESYES YESNO PLAY โšก
Game description:

Kung Fu Taikun came out for the Arcade in 1984.

Where it came from

The copy on this page runs through an emulator compiled to WebAssembly, so nothing is installed on your machine. The late eighties are when console games settled into levels, checkpoints and a difficulty curve rather than an endless loop.

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