Fist

About

Fist is a 3D fighting game released in 1996 for the Sega Saturn. Developed by Genki, it continues the all-female cast from its predecessor Seifuku Densetsu Pretty Fighter. The game emphasizes fast paced combat with acrobatic moves and precise timing. Each character has unique abilities and attack patterns that require strategic play. Controls are simple but the depth of mechanics rewards practice and adaptability. Matches take place in stylized environments that highlight the Saturn's 3D capabilities for the time. The game remains a footnote in fighting game history but has developed a quiet following. With few releases and limited exposure outside Japan it's become a collector's item. Online archives show occasional mentions from retro gamers intrigued by its design. Despite a short development window and niche appeal Fist holds a curious place in 90s fighting game evolution. Some forums list it among overlooked Saturn titles worth tracking down.