The controls and each of the animations are very fluid ensuring you get the best feeling when playing. The character control and movement within the game isn't bad at all. As well as the simple moves, there are of course combos and special attacks which are fairly hard to do, but can be perfected with some practice. I like the fact they have implemented this as it shows that the game has its own personal attributes rather than being a simple beat ‘em up. These moves are broken up into strong, medium and weak attacks: the strong attacks being slower and the weak attacks being quicker. All the basic moves for each character consist of slashes and kicks. You can alter the controls personally through the menu screen, so it's best to fiddle around and try what feels best for you.ĭifferent to other games, Samurai Showdown makes it so each character must be wielding a sword of some kind. My advice? Practice, practice and practice. As for the fighting, that's something to get used as you won't be used to the controls from the start. The music and sound effects are rather good with an upbeat tone that keeps you engaged in combat throughout. You are flown to the part of thĮ world your enemy is from and the fight begins. Arcade mode was what I chose after another lengthy loading screen and the game began.Īs in true beat ‘em up style, you choose the character which you would like to play as and once a character is chosen, a CPU character is chosen automatically for you to fight against. As the anthology was created to celebrate the first game, I chose that one. The title menu appeared and I was presented with a choice, the choice to play one of the 6 games. "Would the game be any good?" was the most frequent one that popped into my head.
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