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Players can add in scan lines, remixed music as well as change the button sizes on the screen. This is great for those that are used to similar options in their own emulators as often ported games that run in their own internal emulator often do not offer such a bevy of configurations. See More
For a game with fighting mechanics and many moves the touch screen controls actually work really well. Much as one would hold a controller the left hand controls movement including a jump and the right allows for punching, kicking, stomping and a combo of using both thumbs to do jumping attacks. See More
There is no virtual Dpad, what there is, is a set of two buttons on each side of the screen. The left right button sand the x y buttons. Using these in order to attack foes on each side of the screen allows for quick movement that is basically done by using taps on the side of the screen one want to be. See More
Unlike many mobile games that are light on options and content, Fist Puncher was created as a full fledged title that has 19 unlockable characters (each with their own moveset) as well as over 100 items that can be used in game. While the price may be high for a mobile game at $9.99, luckily it has the content on offer to back that up. See More