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Chiki Chiki Boys (900619 Japan)

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Chiki Chiki Boys - Action Classic

Arcade
Action
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Chiki Chiki Boys is a side-scrolling action game that hit Japanese arcades in 1992, developed and published by Capcom. Known internationally as Mega Twins, this version carries the build number 900619 and is the original Japanese release. The game drops you into a bright fantasy world where you control a young hero (or two in co-op) fighting to save a kingdom from evil forces. It's classic Capcom arcade fare, with colorful pixel art and a catchy soundtrack that still holds up today. Players move left and right across scrolling stages, slashing at enemies with a sword and collecting power-ups to enhance their attacks. You'll encounter a variety of creatures, from goblins to dragons, and face off against larger bosses at the end of each level. The controls are straightforward: jump over obstacles, attack with your blade, and pick up items like extra lives and health. The game also includes a simple magic system that lets you throw projectiles after collecting certain items. Chiki Chiki Boys stands as a solid example of early 90s arcade action, not as deep as some Capcom brawlers but more focused on precise platforming and combat. If you enjoy games like Ghosts 'n Goblins or Strider, this one offers similar tight design with a lighter fantasy tone. It's a quick, satisfying playthrough that captures the arcade spirit without overstaying its welcome. The Japanese version has some minor differences from overseas releases, making it interesting for collectors.

GAME INFO

Platform: Arcade
Genre: Action
Publisher: Capcom
Developer: Capcom
Released: 1992
Players: 1-2
Region: Japan
Version: 900619

How to play Chiki Chiki Boys online

Getting Started When you start a new game you'll see a title screen in Japanese. Press Start to begin (use the Enter key). The game will prompt you to choose 1 Player or 2 Player co-op - press Up or Down to select and then confirm with X. Once in the level, you control the boy knight. Your main goal is to reach the end of each stage while defeating enemies and avoiding hazards. Core gameplay revolves around moving right, jumping over pits, and slashing at monsters with your sword (S button). You can also hold the attack button to run. Collect blue orbs to charge your magic meter, then press Z to fire a projectile. Hearts restore health, and special items like extra lives appear occasionally. The game isn't overly complex but timing your jumps and learning enemy patterns is key. Because this is the Japanese version, all menus and text are in Japanese. However the game is very intuitive - you mainly need to navigate the start screen. If you get stuck, just press Start to skip any introductory text. The difficulty is moderate; expect to lose lives but continue plenty thanks to the arcade format. No need to read instructions - jump right in and start slashing.

CONTROLS

Controls

Arrow Keys: Joystick / Movement
X: Button 1
S: Button 2
Z: Button 3
A: Button 4
Q: Button 5
E: Button 6
Enter: Start / 1P
V: Coin / Insert

Chiki Chiki Boys FAQ

Is Chiki Chiki Boys an official release, a fan hack, a prototype, or another kind of build?

Chiki Chiki Boys (900619 Japan) is an official commercial arcade release by Capcom. It is not a hack, prototype, or homebrew. This specific version is the original Japanese build, designated by the number 900619.

Does Chiki Chiki Boys have a multiplayer or co-op mode?

Yes, the game supports two-player cooperative play. Two players can each control one of the twin brothers and fight through the stages together. The co-op mode is a major part of the arcade experience.

Is Chiki Chiki Boys exclusive to Arcade or did it appear on other systems?

Chiki Chiki Boys was released for arcade hardware in 1992. It also appeared on the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive under the title Mega Twins, and later as part of the Capcom Classics Collection for PlayStation 2 and Xbox. The arcade version remains the original and most authentic experience.

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