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Samurai Shodown V / Samurai Spirits Zero

2002 1-2 Jugadores 81%

Samurai Shodown has been a long-respected 2D fighting series for its animated and colorful characters offset by subtly gritty and intense swordplay. In terms of weapons-based fighters, there’s no comparing this game with the brilliant 3D visuals and the fluid offensive-and-defensive gameplay of last year’s Soul Caliber III, they are of different decades. The original Samurai Shodown came to market the same year as the first Mortal Kombat, and though it offered no “finishing moves”, the screen was frequently painted red with the arterial spray of blood from the losing character. In this fifth iteration of Samurai Shodown, however, some of that intensity, and blood, isn’t as prevalent. There are a total of 26 characters to choose from, and the series best are represented -- Haohmaru, Hanzo, Jubei, Genjuro, Nakaruru (and her bird). Of course, it wouldn’t be an SNK title if there weren’t some truly bizarre characters as well. Kusaregedo, an oversized mutant with a purple vomit attack, would be a more appropriate character for Ghost Hunter. And true-to-form, the story mode ultimately pits you against “Gaoh” an overlord who has (wait for it…) demon-transformation powers.

Fecha de lanzamiento
December 31, 2002
Desarrollador
Yuki Enterprises
Editora
Yuki Enterprise / SNK Playmore
Jugadores
1-2

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Samurai Shodown V / Samurai Spirits Zero

Samurai Shodown has been a long-respected 2D fighting series for its animated and colorful characters offset by subtly gritty and intense swordplay. In terms of weapons-based fighters, there’s no comparing this game with the brilliant 3D visuals and the fluid offensive-and-defensive gameplay of last year’s Soul Caliber III, they are of different decades. The original Samurai Shodown came to market the same year as the first Mortal Kombat, and though it offered no “finishing moves”, the screen was frequently painted red with the arterial spray of blood from the losing character.

In this fifth iteration of Samurai Shodown, however, some of that intensity, and blood, isn’t as prevalent. There are a total of 26 characters to choose from, and the series best are represented -- Haohmaru, Hanzo, Jubei, Genjuro, Nakaruru (and her bird). Of course, it wouldn’t be an SNK title if there weren’t some truly bizarre characters as well. Kusaregedo, an oversized mutant with a purple vomit attack, would be a more appropriate character for Ghost Hunter. And true-to-form, the story mode ultimately pits you against “Gaoh” an overlord who has (wait for it…) demon-transformation powers.

Géneros

Fighter / Versus

Modos

2-Player Simultaneous

Estudios y créditos

Developer
Yuki Enterprises
Publisher
Yuki Enterprise / SNK Playmore

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Fecha de lanzamiento

WorldwideDecember 31, 2002

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