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Kabuki: Quantum Fighter (NES - Human Entertainment - 1990 - FAH)

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Kabuki: Quantum Fighter (NES - Human Entertainment - 1990 - FAH) Prav precej dobra stranepremična akcijska igra, ki jo pogosto spregledajo v korist Ninja Gaiden ali Mega Man. Ne bi jo imenoval « skriti dragulj », saj je ta izraz bil zlorabljen mnogokrat, a Kabuki: Quantum Fighter ji redko uide med prvih 10. In to je škoda, saj je zabavno in popolnoma jasno doživetje, ki ga bi moral vsak poznati. Tudi če moram priznati, da je igranje kot kabuki igralec ujete v računalnik, čudna premise.

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