Friday, November 20, 2015

Samurai Shodown Playstation 4 Now

I got a chance to play a little thoroughly on Samurai Shodown , the original Neo Geo arcade port fighting game today. I want to say that I am glad that the version on the Playstation 4 streaming network was very closely identical to the arcade console. Graphics are intact , the gameplay reflects the camera shifting from zooming out on fighters at far distances , to the close in your face action at bringing your warriors together.

The game has such a place in the eras of fighting game nostalgia that it slipped my mind that Wan Fu is actually a playable character in this game. It is good that there is no character discrepancy in terms of , all of the original characters from the arcade release can be accessed in this version. I brought this point up because , if you remember vividly , the character known as Earthquake was available in the SNES port but he was not available in the Sega Genesis installation.

Something that was missing for the Playstation 4 Now streaming version was that the Rage Gauge combo or special move command , upon getting your Rage Gauge meter up was not available when this was initiated. I bring this up because I recall that this was a feature that was in the arcade console port , when it was released.

The blood and gore factor that was really into the detail of critical strikes , epic endings , and the cinematic flair of the franchises other releases is not present in this version of the game. Instead , there is a white flashing , gushing even maybe , fall to the ground if you do open the opportunity to critically strike your opponent in the second or third round of your contest.

There are a few other color alterations that I noted in my mind , in terms of projectiles , energy beams , fireballs , and special technique commands but nothing out of the ordinary. This is my observance in seeing how different versions of a brand correlate between one another.

The Playstation 4 Now streaming installment of Samurai Shodown is definitely worth a few spins around the good ol' controller block with your friends for amusement. I insist that if you want to get the full fledged experience out of the matter , I recommend playing the NEO GEO , Sega , SNES , or Sega CD version of the fighter as well , so that you can familiarize yourself with the variable mechanics in each comparison of the release.

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