The seminal 1984 beat 'em up arcade game "Kung-Fu Master" was inspired by "Game of Death". The player protagonist fights bosses at the end of each level before climbing the stairs to the next, more difficult stage in a "Devil's Temple" with five floors. Despite being inspired by "Game of Death", the game was initially released as "Spartan X" in Japan, as a tie-in to the unrelated 1984 Jackie Chan film "Wheels on Meals" (known as "Spartan X" in Japan), before being released as "Kung-Fu Master" (without the "Spartan X" license) internationally. The arcade game laid the foundations for the beat 'em up genre of action video games, and also inspired other works including the 1987 fighting game "Street Fighter", the 1988 French film "Kung Fu Master", and the Red Ribbon Army saga in the manga and anime series "Dragon Ball".